Tillamook Bay is one of the more popular salmon fisheries on the West Coast. We tabbed Dave Manners of Big Dave's Fishing and asked him how to be successful when surrounded by hundreds of boats on this Oregon Coast hot spot. See what he says on this episode of Pautzke Outdoors. | Pautzke Bait Company

Located along Tillamook Bay, Kilchis Point Reserve offers calm water views and a flat boardwalk loop. 🌿 The trail passes through estuary and wetlands, making it an easy stop for all ages and a great place for photos. 📸 Birdlife, open bay scenery, and coastal air make this a peaceful spot to explore on the Oregon Coast. 🌊 #tillamookoregon #OregonCoast #exploreoregon #pnw | The PNW Bucket List

Kilchis Point Reserve in Tillamook, Oregon, is a peaceful 200-acre spot along the bay, known for its lush forests, wetlands, and easy, flat trails perfect for all ages. 🌲🦆 The reserve is a haven for local plants and animals, offering a quiet escape into nature with boardwalks, birdwatching stations, and beautiful views of Tillamook Bay. 🌿🌊 With well-maintained paths and plenty of benches, it’s a great place for a relaxing walk, wildlife spotting, or just soaking in the scenery. Highlights: -

Coos, Yaquina, Tillamook or Netarts—many of your favorite Oregon oysters are named for the bay they come from. Whiskey Creek Shellfish Hatchery on Netarts Bay is one of the largest shellfish hatcheries on the U.S. West Coast. Because oysters are farmed year-round, you can find them fresh any time of the year. Find a table at The Schooner Restaurant and Lounge overlooking the bay, and order their famous Oysters Rockoyaki: Netarts Bay oysters wood oven roasted with bacon, greens and garlic motoyak