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St. Louis Ponds
Willamette Zone - Marion County

STATS:
  - Elevation: 187 ft.
  - Acres: 55

RATINGS: (1:worst, 4:best)
Scenery:  * *
Fish quantity:  * * * *
Fish size:  * *
Access:  * * * *
SPECIES:
Bass-largemouth, Bass-smallmouth, Bluegill, Catfish, Crappie, Perch, Trout-Rainbow

DESCRIPTION:

Originally excavated by the State Highway Dept., these seven ponds were constructed in a maze design that provides a total length of 7 miles of bank fishing. With a combined area of 55 acres, these ponds offer a wide variety of panfish.

You can fish for large and smallmouth bass, channel catfish, bluegill, white and black crappie, and red-ear sunfish.

Pond no. 3 is stocked with legal sized trout in the early spring. The path that leads to pond no. 3 is wheelchair accessible. The pond also has a floating fishing dock that is wheelchair safe.

The ponds are bank fishing only, as floating devices are prohibited. The seven ponds are open for day use only from mid ...

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Updated Fisheries
  •Nestucca River 11/04/2005
  •Wickiup Reservoir 10/10/2005
  •St. Louis Ponds 09/17/2005
  •Delintment Lake 09/16/2005
  •Anthony Lake 09/15/2005
  •Emigrant Lake 09/13/2005

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A Guide's Perspective: Tom Burgess on the Salmon Crisis
Northwest Lunker wanted to get a guide's perspective on the chinook runs of the Columbia. We asked Tom Burgess of Bigulp Guide Service what he thinks about the current situation.



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