North Fork Smith River
December | 2019
Oregon’s coastal North Fork Smith River (not to be confused with the NF Smith of northern California) is one of the most unspoiled tributaries to the Umpqua River.
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Gunnison River
November | 2019
Colorado’s second largest river by volume, the Gunnison courses west from the Continental Divide and flows for 180 miles before joining the Colorado River at the town of Grand Junction, where it nearly doubles the Colorado’s volume.
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Elk River
October | 2019
A salmon stronghold of immense importance, the Elk River is a jewel of southern Oregon’s “Wild Rivers Coast.”
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Bear River
September | 2019
The Bear River rises high in Utah’s pristine Uinta Mountains, runs north into Idaho and Wyoming and then does a sweeping U-turn around the Wasatch Mountains back into Utah.
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Klamath River
August | 2019
A jewel of the Pacific Coast, the Klamath is the third largest river flowing into the Pacific south of Canada and was once one of the greatest salmon and steelhead rivers on the continent.
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Stillaguamish River
July | 2019
Washington’s Stillaguamish River and its North and South forks make up a premier salmon, steelhead and whitewater river system just an hour northeast of Seattle.
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