Forest Fishing, Fly and Reel Portland, Oregon

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Every kid should go fishing...

This week we fish! Imagine spending your summer days fishing for a feast! In this camp we visit the beautiful waterways of Portland and beyond learning to cast reel and rod, plus a "huck finn" fishing pole campers make themselves. We sit by the shore enjoying the summer and if we are lucky, we cook our catch over an open fire.

Every camper gets a chance to learn with reel and rod fishing tackle while they also craft their own "Huck Finn" style bamboo pole they take home.

The Trackers Experience

Trackers fishing camps represent years of experience taking kids fishing. Our Mariners Guild knows the best locations and what works for kids. Our guidelines for safety around water, fishing tackle and shorelines have no equal. We have full access to our own private "Mariners Pond", the fabled Camp Trackers fishing hole where 18-inch trout abound.

Ages 9-10 Wilder Rivers Older camps also learn how to tie flies to add to the simple bamboo pole they make.

Payment Plans

For families who need it, we can offer flexible payment plans. Contact Molly to learn more. A non-refundable deposit is always required to reserve your space.

Forest Fishing, Fly and Reel

Details

7:30am - 8:30am FREE Morning Pre-Camp
8:30am - 3:30pm Camp Session
3:30pm - 6:00pm Pre-registered After Camp Get extended camp to 6pm

Location 5040 SE Milwaukie Avenue, Portland, Oregon Map It

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Ages 6 June 18-22, 2012 Tuition $295

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Ages 7-8 June 18-22, 2012 Tuition $295

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Ages 9-10 Wilders Rivers June 18-22, 2012 Tuition $295

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Ages 6 July 2-6, 2011 No camp July 4 Tuition $249

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Ages 7-8 July 2-6, 2011 No camp July 4 Tuition $249

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Ages 9-10 Wilders Rivers July 2-6, 2011 No camp July 4 Tuition $249

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Ages 6 July 9-13, 2012 Tuition $295

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Ages 7-8 July 9-13, 2012 Tuition $295

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Ages 9-10 Wilders Rivers July 9-13, 2012 Tuition $295

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Ages 6 July 23-27, 2012 Tuition $295

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Ages 7-8 July 23-27, 2012 Tuition $295

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Ages 9-10 Wilders Rivers July 23-27, 2012 Tuition $295

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Ages 6 August 20-24, 2012 Tuition $295

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Ages 7-8 August 20-24, 2012 Tuition $295

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Ages 9-10 Wilders Rivers August 20-24, 2012 Tuition $295

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Ages 6 August 27-31, 2012 Tuition $295

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Ages 7-8 August 27-31, 2012 Tuition $295

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Ages 9-10 Wilders Rivers August 27-31, 2012 Tuition $295

Conservation and Invasive Species

When a fish is an invasive species to the ecosystem and our native species we will NEVER return it to a water. This is Oregon law. Invasive species for Oregon include bullfrogs, carp, bluegill and more. We automatically take these fish (or bullfrogs), either consuming them or freezing them for food later.

Please Note Like all great fishing trips sometimes we catch a-lot of fish, sometimes we catch nothing. Yet we always have a tall tale to tell. If we do catch a fish this often means eating them in an open fire feast. At Trackers we feel understanding this cycle of life is a healthy process. We recommend you preface it with your child in the manner best for your family and its values.

Ages 6 Forest Fishing, Fly and Reel includes

mobile camp around Portland Greenspaces and beyond
• make your own "Huck Finn" fishing pole
• learn different methods and arts of fishing
• learn about the life cycle of different fish
• learn about primitive fishing techniques
• go fishing and visit different rivers, lakes and ponds in the Willamette Valley
• learn "bird language" to find minks, fox, people, and more
• take nature hikes and explorations looking for the GREAT Great Blue Heron
• play improv and theater games!

Ages 7-8 Forest Fishing, Fly and Reel includes

mobile camp around Portland Greenspaces and beyond
• make your own "Huck Finn" fishing pole
• learn different methods and arts of fishing
• learn about the life cycle of different fish
• learn about primitive fishing techniques
• go fishing and visit different rivers, lakes and ponds in the Willamette Valley
• learn "bird language" to find minks, fox, people, and more
• take nature hikes and explorations looking for the GREAT Great Blue Heron
• play improv and theater games!

Ages 9-10 Forest Fishing, Fly and Reel includes

mobile camp around Portland Greenspaces and beyond
• make your own "Huck Finn" fishing pole
• learn different methods and arts of fishing
• learn about the life cycle of different fish
• learn about primitive fishing techniques
• go fishing and visit different rivers, lakes and ponds in the Willamette Valley
• learn "bird language" to find minks, fox, people, and more
• take nature hikes and explorations looking for the GREAT Great Blue Heron
• play improv and theater games!

Wilder Rivers...

• journey to greenspaces and parks to fish "wilder" streams and fishing holes

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We help children to feel like that group of kids wandering country backyards 50 years ago: independent, tired, muddy, wet and happy from the woods and wild. We are acutely aware of full and real hazards of the out of doors after years of working in environmental education. We try to move away from the highly structured and limiting tolerances of conventional environmental education while keeping kids truly safe but not encapsulated from, or phobic of nature. We are deep patriots to the value of offering guided yet very free and transparent experiences for kids. We believe it is okay to be thirsty at times, cold at times, and wet at times. It builds empathy and care for the gifts of life. It fosters adventure and sincere accomplishment. We also believe it is critical to feel supported and cared for as they truly explore their passion and responsibility. And through a healthy life immersed in nature, they test the limits and great potential of the often untapped physical and emotional resiliency they possess