Pine Hollow Reservoir

Pine Hollow Reservoir near Tygh Valley and Wamic, Oregon

Located on the north eastern border of the Cascade Mountain Range, Pine Hollow Reservoir is worth the attention of fly anglers, especially early in the season. During clear, calm days Mt. Hood mirrors in the surface for spectacular views. Ample stockings of all sizes of rainbow trout combined with a prolific large mouth bass population can produce exciting fly fishing.

Hatches: Calibaetis, damsels, dragons, midges, is one of the earliest bodies of water to turn on for fly fishing. Fishes well with wooly buggers, leeches & midges starting in March.
How to get there: Hwy 97 to Tygh Valley & follow the signs or after May Hwy 35 to Road 48 through Mt. Hood National Forest.
Regulations: Motors & bait allowed, but fly fishes well.

Best: March-July
Irrigation Reservoir: Draws down August-October
Elevation: 1,821 ft.
Area: 240 acres
Depth:
Fish Species: Rainbow Trout, Large Mouth Bass, Bluegill and Catfish. Regularly stocked with rainbow trout.