The Alsea River begins in the Oregon Coast Range and flows westward for 48 miles before emptying into the Pacific Ocean at Alsea Bay. Along its journey, the river winds through dense forests, farmland, and small towns, offering a variety of fishing environments. The Alsea River is well-known for its runs of Chinook and Coho salmon, as well as ... More @Wikipedia
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