Fly Fishing Film Tour (F3T)
2025-03-09 18:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Alladin Theater, Portland, OR
The 19th annual Fly Fishing Film Tour (F3T) is back, hitting the road with the very best fly fishing films. This year the tour visits more than 14 countries with 300+ shows. Book your tickets today or contact Fly Fishing Film Tour for details.

Introduction to the Art of Fly Fishing with Portland Fly Shop (multiple dates listed inside)
2025-03-11 05:30 - 08:30 | The Portland Fly Shop, 1627 NW Glisan St., Portland, OR, 97209
Introduction to Trout Fly Fishing Classes Near Portland
Discover the art of trout fly fishing with our comprehensive beginner classes at The Portland Fly Shop. Our introductory fly fishing courses are designed to teach you the fundamentals of the sport, guided by our passionate and experienced instructors. Whether you’re a man, woman, or a youth aged 14 and over, our classes provide the essential skills to become self-sufficient on Western lakes and streams.
Why Choose Our Beginner Fly Fishing Classes?
At Portland Fly Shop, we maintain small class sizes, with a maximum of 3 anglers per guide. This ensures personalized attention and hands-on instruction, helping you gain the knowledge and skills needed to succeed. Our beginner’s fly fishing lessons run from March through November, offering ample opportunity for you to learn and practice throughout the year.
Class Structure
Our class is divided into two key segments:

Classroom Instruction (2 Hours): Held at our shop, this segment covers essential topics including fly fishing equipment, knot tying, basic entomology for fly selection, and proper river meeting points. We’ll also assist with fitting you for waders and boots if needed.
On-the-Water Session (8 Hours): This practical segment focuses on rod rigging, casting techniques, reading the water, and advanced entomology. You’ll develop skills in casting, fishing with dry flies, and nymph fishing.

Class Locations and Scheduling
Most classes take place on the Deschutes River near Maupin, Oregon. However, we may relocate to the McKenzie River near Eugene if weather conditions necessitate it. Please note that we typically avoid the Deschutes River from mid-July to late August due to high water temperatures.
Fishing License Requirement
A valid fishing license is required for participation in our classes. You can purchase your license in advance at Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife.
Join us at Portland Fly Shop for an enriching introduction to trout fly fishing and gain the skills you need to enjoy this rewarding sport. Book your class today and take your first step towards becoming a skilled angler!
https://myodfw.com/fishing
Cost: $225.00 per person
2025 Class Dates:
In-Shop Class On-River Class Dates
03/11/25 03/14,15,16
04/01/25 04/04,5,6
04/29/25 05/2,3,4
06/24/25 06/27,28,29
07/08/25 07/11,12,13
09/09/25 09/12,13,14
09/30/25 10/3, 4,5
11/18/25 11/21, 22,23

Introduction to Fly Tying Class
2025-03-12 18:00 - 20:00, 2025-03-19 18:00 - 20:00 | Northwest Fly Fishing Outfitters, 10910 NE Halsey St., Portland, OR, 97220
Join our resident tying expert and published author Jeff Morgan to learn how to tie various different flies for trout and steelhead with more classes coming soon. Fly tying for many is an art form and adds another level to fly fishing. There truly is nothing better than landing a fish on a fly you have tied yourself.
Each of our classes is a three part, three week series where you will learn to tie a fly and then have “homework” to bring back the following week. Just as with learning to play an instrument, we find giving some post class work will help you build and develop your tying abilities.

$150 for a series of three classes

Flyfishers' Club of Oregon Spring Workshop Series ***Cancelled***
2025-03-13 19:00 - 20:00 | The Portland Fly Shop, 1627 NW Glisan St., Portland, OR, 97209
Class Two: Fly Fishing Equipment Basics
Date: Thursday, March 13th
Time: 7:00 PM- 8:30 PM
Location: Portland Fly Shop, 1627 NW Glisan Ave.
Cost: $10
Description: Fly fishing equipment basics: rod types, weights and possible uses, reels and balance, lines, and leaders as related to rod weight and species pursued. Continued equipment discussion with vest and contents, wading safety ti include: waders and wader types, wading belt, boots and traction devices, wading staff, net, emphasis on wading safety including floatation vest. (With time review and practice casting basics)
Guest Organization: Salmonberry Trail Foundation

Clack Attack - Fish It Better Presentation
2025-03-16 17:30 - 20:00 | Northwest Fly Fishing Outfitters, 10910 NE Halsey St., Portland, OR, 97220
Clackamas River Presentation
Don’t be left in the dark any longer about this fly fishing jewel located in our backyard!
This class/presentation by Spencer Pelham is packed with great information to prepare you for every season and species on the Clackamas River. Fewer people fish and know the Clackamas River, as Spencer does for all the different species we can chase.
With the Clackamas in such close proximity to Portland, we are going to be offering this class often so if you can’t make the first, there will be another!

Fish Species [Trout, Salmon (mostly Coho), Steelhead (summers/winters)]
Run Times
Techniques
Water for certain species
How to fish for certain species (Techniques, Flies of choice)
Bank Fishing
Put-In’s & Take-Out’s and safe floating flows/heights
Scouting with Google Maps/OnX and using the gauge
Watching River Conditions and using USGS River Prediction

$50

FCO Spring Workshop Series - ***Cancelled***The Fish We Fish For & What They Eat
2025-03-20 19:00 - 20:30 | The Portland Fly Shop, 1627 NW Glisan St., Portland, OR, 97209
The types of fish most pursued fresh and salt: Freshwater fish trout, steelhead, salmon, bass. Saltwater prey: bonefish, permit, tarpon. Basic entomology focused on fresh water: impressionistic and imitative types of flies. (with interest a brief discussion of saltwater flies). Intro to fly tying and tying equipment. With time, review and practice casting basics.
Guest Organization: Deschutes River Alliance
$10 entry fee.

Dec Hogan Spey Casting Clinic
2025-03-21 09:00 - 2025-03-22 15:00 | OR
Dec Hogan Spey Casting Clinic
Master the Art of Spey Casting with a True Legend
Join world-renowned spey casting instructor, author, and steelhead angling expert Dec Hogan for an unforgettable hands-on clinic. Designed for anglers of all skill levels, this immersive experience will transform your spey casting technique while deepening your connection to the craft.
Dec Hogan brings decades of experience as a professional guide, fly-tier, and celebrated author of A Passion for Steelhead to his teaching. Whether you’re new to two-handed casting or looking to refine your existing skills, Dec’s approachable, personalized instruction will help you unlock the full potential of your spey rod.
What you’ll learn:

Spey casting fundamentals and advanced techniques
Essential drills to enhance accuracy, distance, and line control
Insight into reading water and applying casts in real fishing scenarios
Practical tips for steelhead

What you’ll need to bring:

This is a casting class, you will be standing in the water and thus will need waders and boots, otherwise you can rent them from NWFFO
Camp chair to sit on
Sunglasses for casting safety

Location: On the Sandy River in Portland, Oregon. Exact location will be shared with everyone as the date approaches.

Includes: Casting Equipment, Lunch & Beverages

NOTE: This class requires you to stand in the water to cast, so bring your own waders/boots or rent a pair from NWFFO.

$325. On 3/21/2025 or 3/22/2025 Check NWFFO website for updates

Introduction to Euro Nymphing: Master This Effective Fishing Technique w/The Portland Fly Shop
2025-03-22 09:00 - 15:00 | OR
Introduction to Euro Nymphing: Master This Effective Fishing Technique

Explore the exciting world of European Nymphing with our specialized class designed for beginners and those looking to refine their skills. This innovative fishing technique has rapidly gained popularity due to its effectiveness, especially when traditional dry flies aren’t yielding results. Our expert instructors will guide you through the essentials of Euro Nymphing, ensuring you gain the skills needed to enhance your angling success.
What You’ll Learn in Our Euro Nymphing Class
Our Intro to Euro Nymphing course covers all the fundamentals of this advanced fishing method:

Building Your Own Leaders: Learn to craft leaders tailored for Euro Nymphing.
Fly Selection: Understand which flies work best for different conditions and how to choose them.
Casting Techniques: Master various casting techniques to effectively present your nymphs.
Fishing the Right Water: Discover the most effective ways to identify and fish productive waters.

This class is ideal for those new to Euro Nymphing or anglers with some experience who want to enhance their techniques.
Class Structure

On-the-Bank Instruction: The first segment covers equipment, lines, knots, and fly selection. This portion takes place off the water to ensure a solid theoretical foundation.
On-the-Water Session: The second segment involves practical application on the river, where you’ll practice casting, reading the water, and applying fishing techniques.

Class Details

Location: Typically held on the Deschutes River near Maupin, Oregon.
Duration: Approximately 6 hours.
Objective: Equip you with the confidence and skills to apply Euro Nymphing techniques on any trout stream.

Requirements and Gear

Basic Fly Fishing Knowledge: Recommended but not required.
Gear Provided: Rods and lines can be supplied if needed.

What to Bring

Wading gear (boots, waders, or wet wading gear)
Valid fishing license
Tippet
Flies for use during the class

Join us for an immersive introduction to Euro Nymphing and elevate your fishing game with effective techniques. Book your class today and get ready to bring more fish to hand!

2025 Class Dates
TBA
Cost: $225.00 per person

FCO Spring Workshop Series - ***Cancelled*** Fly Tying Basics & Fly Fishing Basics
2025-03-27 19:00 - 20:00 | The Portland Fly Shop, 1627 NW Glisan St., Portland, OR, 97209
Review fly-tying equipment basics, tying materials, and hook introduction. Brief fly-tying demo. Hands-on fly tying related to basic entomology with nymph or Wooly Bugger tying. (With time review and practice casting basics)
$10 Entry Fee
Guest Organization: Love Oregon Project

Introduction to Fly Fishing (Classroom & On-River Instruction)
2025-04-02 17:00 - 20:00, 2025-04-05 09:00 - 13:00 | Northwest Fly Fishing Outfitters, 10910 NE Halsey St., Portland, OR, 97220
Our intro to fly fishing course is unlike any other in the metro region, most of which are glorified casting classes. In our Intro to Fly Fishing we are teaching all of the fundamentals of this wonderful sport so our clients have a solid foundation to build upon in their journey.
Our class includes:

2-3HR In Store Class Covering

Fly Fishing Gear (rods/reels)
Fly Lines
Understanding Flies
Fishing types (dry, wet, swinging)
Fish identification (trout, steelhead, bass, carp, etc…)
Difference between tapered leader and tippet
Basic Entomology (Insect Identification)
Reading Water
Knots

1 Shared River Day (2-3 people/Pro Guide)

Apply knowledge from in store class
Seine river and see insects in real life
Learn how to read seams, riffles, etc on the water with a Pro Guide
Practicing casting in real world scenarios

There truly is no better way to learn this sport than with NWFFO! Call and book, online booking coming soon.
$225 for both sessions

Introduction to Fly Fishing (Classroom & River Instruction)
2025-04-05 09:00 - 13:00 | Northwest Fly Fishing Outfitters, 10910 NE Halsey St., Portland, OR, 97220

Homewaters: Run Wild - 30th Anniversary Annual Benefit Banquet + Auction
2025-04-12 05:00 - 22:00 | The Loft at 8th Ave., 2010 SE 8th Ave., Portland, OR, 97214
When: Saturday, April 12th, 2025
Where: The Loft at 8th Avenue – Portland, OR
What: A banquet and auction supporting the revival of wild, native fish, free-flowing rivers, and thriving local communities.
You’re invited to join us on an amazing journey into the future of abundance at our 29th Annual Benefit Banquet and Auction! We’re excited to welcome you, in person, to the biggest party for wild fish in the universe!
Our Homewaters: Run Wild Benefit will feature a fully catered dinner, local libations, and our gold-standard live auction loaded with top-tier items from around the globe! Early bird tickets will be available for purchase starting February 1st.
Mark your calendars for April 12th – we can’t wait to see you live and in-person at our biggest event of 2025!

The return of the Sandy River Spey Clave
2025-05-09 08:30 - 16:30, 2025-05-10 08:30 - 17:00 | Oxbow Park, 3010 SE Oxbow Pkwy, 97080, Gresham, OR, 97080
The Sandy River Spey Clave
Presented by Little Creek Outfitters and Swing The Fly
Friday May 9th & Saturday May 10th, 2025
Join us at Oxbow Regional Park (3010 SE Oxbow Parkway, Gresham, Oregon) for two days of spey-centered fun celebrating 20-years of the Sandy River Spey Clave.
Presentations By:

Marty Sheppard
Dec Hogen
George Cook
Bruce Berry
Scott O’Donnell
Gill Muhleman
Eric Leininger
Tim Arsenault
Amy Hazel
Josh Linn
Jon Hazlett
Rob Crandell
Alex Gonsiewski

REGISTER NOW FOR
CASTING CLASSES

Time: Friday, May 9th, 2025
For beginners/intermediate.

Only 50 spots available.
Cost: $30 (includes a sack lunch)

SIGN UP NOW

SEE FULL SCHEDULE, MORE DETAILS

iFishiBelong Fishing Weekend in Maupin (aligned w/TroutFest)
2025-05-29 - 2025-06-01 | Oasis Riverview Campground, 609 US-197, Maupin, OR, 97037
Welcome to the Oregon iFishiBelong fishing weekend, a gathering designed for anglers of all skill levels to connect, empower, and have fun. Proudly brought to you by iFishiBelong, this inclusive event invites everyone to participate, whether you’re a seasoned angler or just starting out.
The weekend format allows you to venture out on your own to fish daily and then come together in the evenings to share fishing tales and experiences. Whether you prefer camping, booking a cabin or hotel, or hiring a guide, we share resources to accommodate all budgets and preferences, ensuring everyone can enjoy the experience. Join us in Maupin for a weekend of camaraderie, adventure, and memories to last a lifetime!
For any questions or if you’d like to borrow equipment, reach out to us at events@ifishibelong.org We look forward to sharing this fishing adventure with you!
Let iFishiBelong guide your exploration of new locations and rivers by participating in the 2025 Oregon fishing event. Your registration includes:

iFishiBelong Cling Mag Grab Magnetic Fly Patch: The high strength magnet on this magnetic fly patch allows for over a dozen flies to be attached without a problem, and is strong enough to hold a variety of hand tools, such as forceps, nippers, or pliers to allow for quick and easy access when they are needed most.
Troutfest: Live music Friday 5/30/25, informative clinics, delicious food and refreshing beer. We’ve deliberately aligned our Oregon event with the Deschutes River Alliance (DRA) Troutfest, offering everyone the chance to participate, learn from industry experts, and celebrate the Deschutes River together.
Interactive Live Q&A Session 4/22/25: Questions will be addressed during our live Q&A session featuring event hosts, local guides, and fly shops specific to the Oregon event.
“Summer Trout Fishing Techniques” Recorded Online Course: Tune into the “Summer Trout Fishing Techniques” online course at your convenience from any location. This session will ensure you arrive in Oregon well-prepared and equipped with new knowledge on summer fishing.
2hr Donation-Based “Fishing the Deschutes River” Workshop Opportunity – We’ve reviewed the 2024 survey results and understand that attendees of the DIY Fishing events are looking for more hands-on education. With your registration, you can register for the 2-hour donation-based workshop covering the essentials: reading water, approaching the river based on your technique, matching the hatch, and setting up your leader for the best success.
Nightly Social Evenings: Every evening, gather for evening social time, where you can share fishing stories and connect at various locations hosted by iFishiBelong and local venues.
Social Fishing Day on Friday: Geared towards communal angling, Friday presents the ideal opportunity to embark on a water adventure with newly made friends. Departing in the morning, we’ll fish the Deschutes River for half the day. Please note that it is subject to a permit approval from the BLM and your fishing license and travel are not included.
Location and Fishing Research: iFishiBelong has simplified your exploration of visiting and fishing the famous Deschutes River in Oregon. We’ve done the preliminary research on the area, compiled links to relevant travel and fishing blogs, provided guidance on fishing gear and fly choices, and mapped out several fishing spots, focusing primarily on DIY walk and wade fishing opportunities. While there’s still some legwork for each angler, a significant portion of the groundwork has been laid out for you.
Dedicated Co-Hosts Focusing on Education, Community and Fun
Commitment to Support Local Businesses and Highlight Women and Underrepresented Owners and Guides in the Region
Giving Back: The registration fee directly supports iFishiBelong’s mission of providing affordable opportunities for individuals of varying financial means through the organization of various cost-effective events and trips.

Take advantage of this incredible opportunity to learn, socialize, and fish on the Deschutes River. Secure your spot now and prepare for an unforgettable adventure in Maupin Oregon.
Joining multiple 2025 fishing events? Email events@ifishibelong.org for a combined registration option.
Refunds: This registration is non-refundable. If you cannot attend the event after registering, your fee will be considered a donation supporting iFishiBelong’s mission-driven work.

Troutfest in Maupin, OR
2025-05-31 - 2025-06-02 | Oasis Riverview Campground, 609 US-197, Maupin, OR, 97037
Meet us in Maupin for our third annual event celebrating the lower Deschutes, the fish who swim there, and the people who chase them. Come out for casting lessons, dutch oven cook-off, presentations, vendor demos, contests, a robust raffle, beer, food, live music, and above all, a great fly angling community.
Weekend timeline: Friday evening dutch oven cook-off and live music, Saturday all day presentations and casting, and Sunday river clean-up.
Location: Oasis Riverview Campground
The Troutfest event website includes photos and details from past events.

June Club Dinner Meeting - Featuring John McMillan
2025-06-10 18:00 - 20:30 | Ernesto’s Restaurant, 8544 Apple Way (off Beaverton-Hillsdale Hwy), Portland, OR, 97225
Fisheries biologist and wild salmon and steelhead enthusiast John McMillan will be the featured speaker at The Flyfishers’ Club’s June 10th meeting.
John McMillan grew up on the banks of the Washougal River and has angled for steelhead and salmon for as long as he can remember. His passion for anadromous fish led him to study fisheries biology, and he has worked professionally as a fish biologist and research scientist since 1998. In 2008, he was the recipient of the Flyfishers’ Foundation’s graduate student scholarship at Oregon State University, which helped him better understand the reasons why one fish goes to sea to become a steelhead while another remains in freshwater to become a rainbow trout.

Now, John returns to where he started when he presents: Steelhead and Salmon Recovery at a Crossroads: Why 40 years of effort have failed and what history tells us will work.

The basis for McMillan’s presentation is grounded in his master’s degree research, followed by over 25 years of research and conservation on steelhead, salmon, and their habitat. Currently, the President of The Conservation Angler, John has also studied salmonids and worked on their recovery with the US Forest Service, Hoh River tribes, Wild Salmon Center, NOAA, and Trout Unlimited — including 15 years of work on the Elwha River dam removal project.

Through his years of effort to recover fish runs, McMillan has published over two dozen peer-reviewed articles and book chapters. He has also written two books, including May the Rivers Never Sleep with his father, Bill McMillan, in addition to numerous articles on fishing for steelhead. Owing to his research and experience, McMillan has developed a keen understanding of what has worked and why, as well as what hasn’t worked and why. That understanding is the basis for his approach to salmonid recovery.

Attend the June 10 dinner meeting and learn why there is real hope for the recovery of steelhead and salmon runs in the Pacific Northwest and what it will take to pull that recovery off.

Clackamas River Trout Unlimited Youth Summer Camp June 26 - 30th
2025-06-26 - 2025-06-30 | OR
Oregon Youth Conservation & Fly Fishing Camp
Dates: June 26-30, 2025
Ages: 10-14
Contact: Terry Turner
Location: South Santiam River, OR
www.clackamasrivertu.org

2025 Umpqua Bass Bash
2025-06-28 | Eagle View Group Campground, Umpqua River, 1771 Bullock Rd,, Oalkand, OR, 97462-9830
2025 Umpqua Bass Bash

Our annual Umpqua Bass Bash is a fun, family-friendly event. Get out there, catch (and eat!) some bass, and help us remove this invasive species along the way!

Details
Location: Eagle View Campground (https://www.blm.gov/visit/eagleview-group-campground-0). We have this campsite reserved from June 27-28 (departing Sunday morning). We will not be providing camping equipment, but welcome anyone who wants to camp out and bring their own gear!

The afternoon of Saturday, June 28th will be our big bass fish fry!

Salmonberry Trail Open House
2025-09-27 14:00 - 16:00 | Salmonberry Trail – Buxton
We’d like to invite you to attend this special open house for the Salmonberry Trail. Our Club will have an information table at the event as part of our outreach for new members. We’ve been following the trail’s development as it relates to access for fishing and protecting the waters we love to fish, especially the Salmonberry and Nehalem Rivers.
Please join us this Saturday, Sept. 27th in Buxton.
This is a good opportunity to keep track of the trail’s current status, meet the people involved, mingle with our members, and experience the trail and Dairy Creek (one of the many waterways the trail traverses on its way to the ocean).
Date: Saturday, September 27,
Time: 2:00 – 4:00 pm.
Public Coast Farm will provide light refreshments, and the trail’s partners, history, and flora and fauna will be discussed.
Feel free to reach out to Caroline Fitchett at 503.888.1233
(call or text) with any questions.
The schedule is:

2:00 – 3:00: Socializing
Updates on near-term segments and partnerships (starting at 3 PM)
How the trail supports adjacent businesses like Public Coast Farm
Light snacks and refreshments (family-friendly)
A short guided walk on the rail corridor (closed-toe shoes recommended)

Family is welcome!
Please click here to register so they can track attendance and be prepared.
The tracks recently cleared
Ferns galore on rock cliff along the Nehalem River
A volunteer hikes the tracks inside the Tillamook Forest
The full Salmonberry Trail – 4 segments connecting the Portland Metro area to the Oregon coast.

Royal Treatment's 15 Year Birthday Bash
2025-10-18 10:00 - 16:00 | Royal Treatment Fly Fishing, 21570 Willamette Dr,, West Linn, OR
This Saturday, October 18th, you are invited to join us for our 15th Anniversary Celebration. This is our day to thank you, our Royal Treatment Family, for the unwavering support over the last 15 years, and a great excuse to order up a giant cake. Join us for a day of fly tying, casting contests, door prizes, and good friends. The fun starts when the doors open at 10:00.

Blind Casting Contest
Starting at 11:00
While everyone loves casting dry flies to rising trout, most of the time we find ourselves blind casting and hoping for the best. Now, those skills can win you some awesome prizes! We’ll kick off our infamous “Blind Casting Contest,” where participants are guided by the crowd in hopes of hitting the targets and scoring the most points. We have Royal Treatment Gift Cards for the top three scores. You don’t have to be good to win, you just have to try. First place takes home $125!

It’s all about the Cake!
Cake cutting at 11:30
Traditions, especially when it comes to celebrations, normally center around some sort of food, and here at RoyalTreatment, we are no different. At our grand opening celebration 15 years ago, we served up an incredible cake from our neighbors at Market of Choice here in West Linn, and that tradition continues.
Additionally, our business is built on relationships with our customers and suppliers. One relationship that started years before RoyalTreatment was even a thought was with our favorite Simms Fishing Product retailer liaison, Pandy Scoggins. Pandy is based in Bozeman and has been my friendly voice on the phone for over 25 years. So, when it came time to celebrate the opening of my own shop, the first thing I did was slice off a big piece of cake and overnight it to Pandy, along with forks and napkins, of course. That tradition continued for each of the next 14 years. This year, we won’t be shipping cake to Bozeman, because Pandy will be here to cut it! She has been scaling back her working hours, and as part of her “Farewell Tour,” we’ve convinced management to let her join the celebration in person. Come give Pandy a big Royal Treatment Welcome!

Tualatin Valley Trout Unlimited On-line Auction
2025-10-21 08:00 - 2025-11-07 23:30 | Online
THE CHAPTER AUCTION IS ONGOING!!LIGHTLY USED FISHING EQUIPMENT
AS WELL AS FISHING THEMED DECORATIVE ITEMS
OVER $850 IN BIDS HAVE BEEN SUBMITTED INCLUDING SOME OUTRIGHT PURCHASES
CHECK IT OUT BEFORE ITEMS ARE SCOOPED UP!!
LINK TO AUCTION SITE IS
https://go.tulocalevents.org/tvtu2025-auction
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FUNDS GO TOWARD SCHOLARSHIPS GIVEN IN CONJUCTION WITH THE NATIVE FISH SOCIETY TO STUDENTS WHO ARE PURSUING DEGREES IN WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT
—————————————————-A NOTE ON PAYMENTS
WHEN PAYING ONLINE USE
1.CREDIT CARD
2.APPLE PAY (IF ALREADY SETUP ON YOUR APPLE DEVICE)
3.GOOGLE PAY (IF ALREADY SET UP ON YOUR MICROSOFT OR ANDROID DEVICE)(ALSO NOTE THAT THE STRIPE ACCOUNT STYSTEM WE USE ASKS FOR A SMALL SURCHARGE TO COVER ADMINISTRATIVE FEES WHEN YOU HAVE THE WINNING BID. PLEASE NOTE THIS IS OPTIONAL AND IS NOT REQUIRED FOR YOU TO RECEIVE THE ITEM FOR WHICH YOU HAVE THE WINNING BID.)
Here is the Statement on the auction site
about picking up / receiving winning bid items.
All items won through online bidding will be available for pickup at the November 12, 2025, chapter meeting from 6-8pm at the Old Market Pub, 6959 SW Multnomah Blvd, Portland, OR 97223.
If you are unable to attend and collect your item(s) in person, shipping and handling fees will apply and must be paid in full prior to shipment. Shipping costs will vary based on item size, weight, and destination. For larger and bulkier items, handling fees may include packaging and administrative costs.
Failure to arrange payment for shipping within 14 days may result in forfeiture of the item.
By placing a bid, you agree to these terms.
Auction ends November 7th
HERE ARE SOME OF THE ITEMS AVAILABLE

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Pacific Northwest Sportsmen's Show
2026-02-11 11:00 - 20:00, 2026-02-12 11:00 - 20:00, 2026-02-13 11:00 - 20:00, 2026-02-14 11:00 - 20:00, 2026-02-15 11:00 - 20:00 | The Portland Expo Center, 2060 N Marine Drive,, Portland, OR, United States
Dates & Hours
February 11 – 15, 2026
WED 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM
THURS 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM
FRI 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM
SAT 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
SUN 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Admission
Adults (Ages 18 and Older): $20.00
2-Day Pass: $32.00
Juniors (Ages 17 & Under): FREE
Parking (On-Site and Overflow) : $15.00
Fees may apply.
PURCHASE TICKETS HERE

Show Location
Portland Expo Center
2060 N Marine Dr
Portland, OR 97217
(503) 736-5200
www.expocenter.org

Wild and Scenic Film Festival to benefit Willamette Riverkeepers
2026-02-19 19:00 - 21:00 | The Hollywood Theater, 4122 NE Sandy Blvd, Portland, 97212, United States
Date & Time: Thursday, February 19th, 2026
Doors Open at 7:00 PM, Show starts at 7:30 PM.
Tickets Are available for sale now via the Hollywood Theatre website

General Admission: $15
Senior/Student/Child Admission: $13
Remaining tickets will be sold at the door for $20 on the day of the event

For those who cannot attend in-person, there is a digital online access option available for purchase. This will allow you to stream the full film program from your own home at any time between February 19th and February 26th. For more information on this option and to purchase your digital access ticket, visit this link.

The Wild & Scenic Film Festival celebrates the beauty of our natural world and inspires action to protect it. As a fundraiser for Willamette Riverkeeper, proceeds support efforts to restore and protect the Willamette River and its tributaries. This event provides an opportunity to connect with local environmental advocates while enjoying an evening of thought-provoking river-focused documentary shorts.
This event will feature a diversity of short-form documentaries that run the gamut from thoughtful requiems for lost habitat to raucous celebrations of recreation and joy along America’s rivers. We will also be screening the trailer for Willamette Riverkeeper’s upcoming 187 Miles of Wonder documentary project.
Event attendees will be entered into a raffle for a selection of wonderful prizes from our dedicated supporters and business sponsors, including a brand-new Yakima kayak rack and merch from various Portland-area sponsors. Please join us for a joyous evening of community, laughing, and learning!

Purchase In-Person Ticket

Purchase Digital Access
