-Bob Creek
-Deadwood Creek tributaries
-Indian Creek tributaries
-Miami River tributaries
-Neskowin Creek tributaries
-Little Nestucca River tributaries
-Nestucca River upstream from Elk Creek
-Scott Creek & tributaries
-North Fork Siuslaw River tributaries
-Slick Rock Creek & tributaries
-Three Rivers tributaries
-Tillamook River tributaries
-Whittaker Creek
About 30 miles long and 30-60 feet wide, Drift creek carves a canyon through thick woods and old growth timber. The creek has good fishing for resident cutthroat from late May till the end of the season. The creek also supports runs of coho, steelhead, and sea-run cutthroat. All steelhead must be released unharmed and anglers are strongly urged not to fish for salmon.
A hike-in Cutthroat lake, covering only 3 acres and difficult to reach, it provides fair angling in spring and early summer. This lake is privatly owned so its fishability depend on our good manners.
About 9 miles long, Hwy. 26 parallels the creek and crosses both the East and West fork. Basiclly a bedrock stream, with some boulders and gravel. Caddis nymphs work good all year long.
15 miles south of Waldport, this creek is about 11 miles long and runs 15-30 ft. wide. The stream isn't stocked, but has good populations of Cutthroat during the early season and late fall. Make sure you ask permission to fish because theres a lot of private land. A road follows the creek almost to its source.