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	Manzanita, Nehalem, Wheeler - Guide to the Northern Oregon Coast
		The Salmonberry River, a tributary of the Nehalem River, is known as one of the Pacific Northwest’s best wild steelhead rivers.
		Fisherpersons brave the river's frigid water to fish for the large, chrome-colored fish in winter (February and March).
		The Salmonberry River, in the Salmonberry Canyon, meanders through parts of the 60,000 acre roadless Tillamook State Forest in Oregon's lush and rugged Coastal Range.
	www.neahkahnie.net /rivers.htm (703 words)

	Welcome to the Inn at Arch Cape
		The major nearby stream is the Necanicum River, with good runs of winter steelhead, sea-run cutthroat trout and Chinook and Silver Salmon.
		The other major river system in the area is the Nehalem, the main river, the North Fork and the semi-wilderness tributary, the Salmonberry River, which is accessed via hiking a Railroad track into a valley.
		Nehalem River area is accessible approximately 20 miles South or 20 miles East of the Junction of Hwys.
	www.innatarchcape.com /activities-fishing.htm (306 words)

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		Reload ponds for sorting lumber existed on Rock Creek, Salmonberry River, and near the head of the mainstem Nehalem River (Fick and Martin, 1998).
		Due to the extensive use of the rivers as highways for commerce during the 1901 to 1926 period, the state was given claim to the bed of the Nehalem River to River Mile 84 and to the bed of the North Fork of the Nehalem River to River Mile 17.8 (Farnell, 1981).
		Maggie Peyton – long-time resident of the Nehalem River Watershed and Coordinator for the Upper and Lower Watershed Councils.
	web.pdx.edu /~maserj/project/project1/7.htm (1406 words)

	WaterWatch of Oregon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Nehalem River is born in the mountains of the Coast Range in Northwest Oregon, where it flows for 118 miles through temperate rain forest before spilling into the Pacific Ocean at Nehalem Bay.
		One tributary, the Salmonberry River, provides one of the last strongholds in the Coast Range for threatened steelhead, and is renowned for its scenic beauty and hiking opportunities.
		The section of the Klamath River between JC Boyle Dam and the Oregon-California border is a renowned whitewater rafting destination, and a federal Wild and Scenic River.
	www.waterwatch.org /Archive/legallydry03.htm (1744 words)

	History of Kent
		The White River originated on the Emmons Glacier of Mount Rainer and later joined with the Green River to flow through quiet valleys to Puget Sound.
		Yearly the valleys were inundated by flood waters of the rivers swollen with melted snow and spring rain.
		Salmonberry sprouts were peeled and eaten fresh or cooked.
	www.kent.k12.wa.us /curriculum/vtours/kent/written/kent_histLP.html (952 words)

	News and Highlights: 2006 - Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife
		Mainstem Nehalem River anglers report the river is in good shape for fishing and has been a very productive catch-and-release fishery for wild steelhead.
		Good catches of hatchery-origin, wild broodstock winter steelhead were reported in the Wilson River during February, and success on these fish is expected to be good through March if river levels cooperate.
		The Drift Creek-Siletz River, Drift Creek-Alsea River, Yachats River, Cummins Creek, Tenmile Creek and Big Creek, south of Tenmile Creek, are providing good opportunities for catch and release of wild winter steelhead.
	www.dfw.state.or.us /news/2006/march/007.asp (959 words)

	EPA: Federal Register: Endangered and Threatened Species: Threatened Status for Two ESUs of Steelhead in Washington, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		For both Chambers Creek/lower Columbia River mix of early spawning steelhead hatchery stocks and the Eagle Creek NFH stock (also known as Clackamas River ODFW stock # 19), this conclusion is based on the substantial inclusion of original broodstock from outside the ESU and on significant deviation in current run-timing compared with native winter-run steelhead.
		River entry ranges from August through June, and spawning from December through April, with peak spawning in January in the larger basins and late February and March in the smaller coastal basins.
		Summer-run steelhead are native to the Hood, Lewis, Washougal and Kalama Rivers in this ESU.
	www.epa.gov /fedrgstr/EPA-SPECIES/1998/March/Day-19/e6972.htm (17727 words)

	Nehalem (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The upper rivers are good for hatchery trout and crawfish and used to be good for searun cutthrout trout.
		The Salmonberry is now catch and release for steelhead and single barbless hooks must be used any time, and no bait may be used during trout season.
		The river was about 70 degrees at Nehalem and got colder the closer you got to the ocean, being about 56 degrees still in sight of Wheeler, but down the bay a ways.
	members.aol.com /Fishfishtr/nehalem.html (1577 words)

	A River Never Sleeps
		The river pulls hard on his legs and the gravel slides underfoot and when he feels the tiring aches he sets the hemlock staff hard into the bottom and presses his weight against it, gaining a minute’s rest.
		This sow had brought her cub to the river to bathe and the cub was reluctant to make the dive of two or three feet into the river.
		The river here has a wide shingle beach and the flow along the far side is deep and dark and he wades out to make the cast.
	www.ariverneversleeps.com /backissues/october00/writing.shtml (2291 words)

	Welcome to the Gearhart Ocean Inn
		The major nearby stream is the Necanicum River, with good runs of winter steelhead, sea-run cutthroat trout and Chinook and Silver Salmon.
		The other major river system in the area is the Nehalem, the main river, the North Fork and the semi-wilderness tributary, the Salmonberry River, which is accessed via hiking a Railroad track into a valley.
		Nehalem River area is accessible approximately 20 miles South or 20 miles East of the Junction of Hwys.
	www.gearhartoceaninn.com /activities_fishing.htm (306 words)

	Salmonberry River: Beaver Slide Road to the Nehalem River \| Oregon Whitewater Kayaking Routes
		Salmonberry River: Beaver Slide Road to the Nehalem River
		Preview: The Salmonberry is one of the most overlooked rivers in the Portland area, perhaps for good reason.
		Salmonberry River: Beaver Slide Road to the Nehalem River Topo Map
	www.trails.com /tcatalog_trail.asp?TrailID=CGW037-064 (221 words)

	Alsea (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The highway is a favorite route to the coast for steelhead anglers residing in the mid-Willamette Valley.
		As mentioned, through the years the Alsea River strain of hatchery winter steelhead has been one of the most dependable, but improvements are under way.
		Anglers place fish in tubes and leave them at specific locations along the river, hatchery workers are notified and they pick up and transport the fish.
	www.steelhead-salmon-fishing.com /Alsea-.htm (1181 words)

	Oregon Trout \| Success Stories: Salmonberry River (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Salmonberry River is one of the Pacific Northwest's last great wild steelhead rivers.
		Anglers ply the river's frigid, late winter currents for large, chrome bright fish and sightseers gasp at steelhead leaping the North Fork falls as they return to their provenance to spawn.
		Continuing our decades-long involvement protecting the Salmonberry, Oregon Trout volunteers, in conjunction with the Port of Tillamook Bay, spent three Saturdays this past fall cleaning up discarded railroad maintenance debris, railroad ties and trash along this beautiful river.
	www.ortrout.org /8success/salmonberry.html (100 words)

	Salmonberry River - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Salmonberry River is a tributary of the Nehalem River, approximately 20 mi (32 km) long, in northwest Oregon in the United States.
		It drains a remote unpopulated area of the Coast Range in the Tillamook National Forest approximately 65 mi (100 km) WNW of Portland.
		The area around the river was the site of the famous series of wildfires known as the Tillamook Burn.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Salmonberry_River (137 words)

	Oregon Fishing Report from TGF
		The lower river re-opens to catch and keep sturgeon fishing on May 1st but early indications are that the fish are not present in any great numbers.
		The river will re-open to fin-clipped salmon and steelhead on the 1st of May. It is projected that only 30% of the springers will be clipped so expect to weed through a few fish before you start finding those clipped salmon.
		The rivers experienced a slight rise to bring in a few fresh fish but the rivers are still rather low.
	www.theguidesforecast.com /2000/000428.html (2124 words)

	westfly--March 1999 Fly Fishing Options
		Cold, high flows and sudden increases in river levels will diminish the intensity of the hatches and dull the appetite of trout.
		To avoid the second mistake, move more slowly along the river; the water is not fast, so it's hard to spot feeding fish unless you slow down and scan the water carefully.
		The Mohawk River is a major tributary, entering below Hayden Bridge, and we are now reporting its level; check for sudden increases before you go--you might want to stay above the Mohawk's confluence with the McKenzie.
	www.westfly.com /or/or_thismonth/mar99.htm (1910 words)

	Newport News-Times: Winter steelhead fishing reaching its peak
		Mainstem Nehalem River anglers report the river is in good shape for fishing and has been a very productive catch-and-release fishery for wild steelhead.
		Good catches of hatchery-origin, wild broodstock winter steelhead were reported in the Wilson River during February, and success on these fish is expected to be good through March if river levels cooperate.
		The Drift Creek-Siletz River, Drift Creek-Alsea River, Yachats River, Cummins Creek, Tenmile Creek and Big Creek, south of Tenmile Creek, are providing good opportunities for catch and release of wild winter steelhead.
	www.newportnewstimes.com /articles/2006/03/10/sports/sports05.txt (905 words)

	North America Salmon Biodiversity Program Coast Ranges Salmon Stronghold
		Salmonberry River, a tributary of the Nehalem River
		Large areas of the Tillamook forest in the Coast Range of Oregon were burned in the Tillamook Burn of 1933 and in subsequent years and roughly six year intervals.
		The priority watersheds for salmonids in the Coast Range include the Nehalem, Salmonberry, Kilchis, Trask, and Wilson rivers.
	www.wildsalmoncenter.org /programs/north_america/coast_ranges.php (157 words)

	Welcome to Adobe GoLive 5
		Effective April 1, the Deschutes River from the mouth at I-84 Bridge upstream to Sherars Falls is open to angling for trout, adipose fin-clipped steelhead and adipose fin-clipped Chinook salmon.
		UMPQUA RIVER, NORTH: Steelhead fishing is fair in the all-angling section and in the fly-only section.
		The remainder of the river (not bordering the Warm Springs Reservation) is open to trout and fin-clipped steelhead angling year around.
	www.jetsettersmagazine.com /archive/jetezine/outdoors/newsusa/oregon/oregon.html (4372 words)

	Hike: Twin Falls, Snoqualmie, 05/13/03
		Another picture of a salmonberry; you can see some of the few thorns that it has caught by the sun.
		The trail actually continued up to a bridge between the two falls, but the trail had a fair number of people on it, so we ducked off of it and headed for the river instead.
		A fallen tree by the river had been worn smooth by the water running near it.
	www.mbinde.com /hiking/hike-030513 (474 words)

	Wilderness.net- Endicott River Wilderness
		The Endicott River Wilderness is bordered by and the Glacier Bay Wilderness to the west.
		Between Glacier Bay and Lynn Canal, the Endicott River is born in the broad brush-covered flats within the Chilkat Mountains of Tongass National Forest.
		Moose hunters occasionally hunt the lower river in the fall, but access to the upper plateau is limited to those willing to pay for an expensive bush plane flight to land on unimproved gravel bars.
	www.wilderness.net /index.cfm?fuse=NWPS&sec=wildView&WID=179 (478 words)

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		At 9:02 AM I boarded the Red River on what was the longest passenger train ever handled on the POTB.
		The Tolani, Echo Canyon, Arizona, St Paul Pass coaches were brought over from Portland to Banks on a special train after they finished their service on the Western Star Steam Special to Wishram the day before by the Willamette Pacific Railroad.
		The passengers were served their box lunches as we passed through Tunnels 28 and 29 crossing the small creeks in between.
	www.trainweb.org /chris/tillamook.html (1596 words)

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		Season: winter-spring/rainy This run is one of the most convenient in the Coast Range to many NW Oregon boaters, especially if one prefers class II runs with no class III rapids.
		Access: The put-in is just North of highway 26, after going through the underpass just east of where the highway crosses the river.
		Gauge: Located in Foss, far downriver, near the beach, after the large tributary Salmonberry River flows in.
	www.peak.org /mailing-list/archive/white-water/doc00001.doc (603 words)

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		The Stratigraphy and Structure of the Columbia River Basalt in the Clackamas River Drainage, 1978.
		Hydrogeology and paleohydrology in the Williamson River Basin, Klamath County, Oregon, 1999.
		The Structure and Stratigraphy of the Columbia River Basalt in the Hood River Valley, Oregon, 1979.
	nwdata.geol.pdx.edu /Thesis/ThesisList.php?order_by=author (2212 words)

	Oregon Fishing Report
		Tyler's 18 pound fish was fl faced indicating a Columbia River bound springer versus the "snow-belly" salmon destined for the Willamette River.
		The "big" river, namely the South Fork of the Nehalem may give up the best opportunity in years for that once in a lifetime bruiser that is bound for the Salmonberry River.
		This is always the last river to clear and is most likely fishable now but may improve as the weekend nears.
	www.theguidesforecast.com /2002/020328.html (3654 words)

	The NF Salmonberry
		The Salmonberry River and it's tributaries meander through sections of a 60,000 acre roadless area in the Tillamook State Forest, located in Oregon's lush and rugged coastal range.
		Paddlers have been running the main stem of the Salmonberry for years, but few have explored the headwaters of this wild and remote river.
		Once on the river we soaked up the scenery for the first quarter mile or so, but as the intensity of the rapids increased we spent less time looking around and more time peering downstream.
	www.oregonkayaking.net /rivers/nf_salmonberry/nf_salmonberry.html (1098 words)

	Salmonberry River - Education - Information - Educational Resources - Encyclopedia - Music
		The Salmonberry River is a tributary of the Nehalem River, approximately 20 mi (32 km) long, in northwest Oregon in the United States.
		It drains a remote unpopulated area of the Coast Range in the Tillamook National Forest approximately 65 mi (100 km) WNW of Portland.
		The area around the river was the site of the famous series of wildfires known as the Tillamook Burn.
	www.music.us /education/S/Salmonberry-River.htm (322 words)

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		I just wanted to share with you a small glimpse into what was a spectacular day at school yesterday: The kids spent much of the morning working on a journal entry about their characters' adventures on the Oregon Trail.
		Quotes include: "I don't know if we'll make it across the river, it is so swollen with rain." "It was a fine day when Dr. Dan Cotton said, 'Esther, let us go to Oregon.'" "Before the rains began, water used to be my friend, now it is my enemy." "I am worried for my animals.
		The frontier, including the territories along the Mississippi River continued to attract settlers, grow in population and achieve statehood.
	www.salmonberryschool.org /elem_03-04.htm (5688 words)

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