[Rock Bottom]

Hi, people,

I'm thinking about going to the Olallie State Park (or the Twin Falls Park?) near North Bend. But there isn't much info about this place in this forum, there are posts talking about places above I-90 exit 38, but no mentioning of this Park. So I'm kinda wondering if this is a good place to go? Also, it seems that some hiking is necessary. How far do I have to hike to get to a decent fishing spot? What is the general condition of the water? Deep/Shallow? Fast/Slow?

Any info is appreciated. Thank you in advance!

 

[11961]

Just go, don't overthink it. Take the 3 weight and dries.

 

[Lugan]

It's easy access and easyt wading as long as the flows are below about 200 cfs. Given recent rain and forecast for coming days, check flows here before you go: http://www.nwd-wc.usace.army.mil/nws/hh/basins/data.html?sno+garw

 

[Rock Bottom]

Thanks for the flow chart, Lugan. Never thought I need to check that!

Found in a very old post in this forum that there is a water access at the Twin Falls trailhead in the Park. A great news, I thought I needed to hike a few miles to get to the water!

 

[Mike T]

Hopefully this goes without saying, but don't leave anything of value in your car.

 

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Take a 000-1 Wt. Very easy access from the parking lot. Lots of small fish.

 

[Old Man]

Instead of asking about it, you just ought to go there. It's called exploring a new place out. Lots of access along the S/F from there up river.