The Siuslaw River, located on the Oregon coast, offers anglers a diverse and rewarding fishing experience throughout the year. This 110-mile waterway originates in the Coast Range mountains and flows through lush temperate rainforests before emptying into the Pacific Ocean near Florence, Oregon. Named after the Siuslaw Indians who historically called this area home, the river drains approximately 773 square miles of primarily timberland and National Forest. With its varied habitats from moss-covered mountains to wind-swept coastal sand dunes, the Siuslaw supports a rich ecosystem and provides excellent opportunities for anglers targeting a variety of fish species in different sections of the river.