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The Tahoma Penthouse is the premier penthouse in the new...

Willamette River - Multnomah County 

Condo

3 4.0  

Portland, Oregon

Sq Ft: 3256   Year: 2023 Acres: 0.000  

Discover this contemporary masterpiece located on the banks of...

Willamette River - Multnomah County 

Riverfront  Home

3 4.0  

Portland, Oregon

Sq Ft: 7432   Year: 1991 Acres: 0.710  

Introducing a stunning proposed new construction home in a prime...

Willamette River - Multnomah County 

Home

4 5.0  

Portland, Oregon

Sq Ft: 5402   Year: 2024 Acres: 0.230  

Welcome to riverfront elegance in Dunthorpe!Prepare to be...

Willamette River - Multnomah County 

Riverfront  Home

3 6.0  

Portland, Oregon

Sq Ft: 6356   Year: 1916 Acres: 0.770  

Situated in a highly desirable area, this property is ideal for...

Willamette River - Multnomah County 

Riverfront  Lot

Lake Oswego, Oregon

Acres: 0.000  

Stunning floating home in historic Oregon Yacht Club. First time...

Willamette River - Multnomah County 

Riverfront  Home

3 3.0  

Portland, Oregon

Sq Ft: 2453   Year: 1993 Acres: 8.000  

Stunning views with sophisticated finishes throughout. Views of...

Willamette River - Multnomah County 

Condo

2 2.0  

Portland, Oregon

Sq Ft: 1948   Year: 1985 Acres: 0.000  

Nestled in a prime downtown location along the Willamette River...

Willamette River - Multnomah County 

Riverfront  Condo

3 4.0  

Portland, Oregon

Sq Ft: 2986   Year: 2006 Acres: 0.000  

Imagine owning a 66-foot by 60-foot slip on the Willamette just...

Willamette River - Multnomah County 

Riverfront  Home

4 3.0  

Portland, Oregon

Sq Ft: 3030   Year: 2007 Acres: 0.000  

you were looking at the nicest building in the Pearl but didn't...

Willamette River - Multnomah County 

Condo

2 2.0  

Portland, Oregon

Sq Ft: 1942   Year: 1985 Acres: 0.000  

PRICE REDUCTION!!!! Can be sold FULLY FURNISHED if desired >>...

Willamette River - Multnomah County 

Condo

3 2.0  

Portland, Oregon

Sq Ft: 2409   Year: 1980 Acres: 0.000  

Enjoy luxury living in this exceptional 6th floor residence in...

Willamette River - Multnomah County 

Condo

2 3.0  

Portland, Oregon

Sq Ft: 1471   Year: 2018 Acres: 0.000  

Riverfront living with rare 2-car garage! Discover luxury living...

Willamette River - Multnomah County 

Riverfront  Condo

2 3.0  

Portland, Oregon

Sq Ft: 2146   Year: 2006 Acres: 0.000  

This is a beautifully finished floating home in an outside slip...

Willamette River - Multnomah County 

Riverfront  Home

2 2.0  

Portland, Oregon

Sq Ft: 1488   Year: 1991 Acres: 0.000  

Great big, end townhome with light from multiple sides. Like new...

Willamette River - Multnomah County 

Riverfront  Condo

2 3.0  

Portland, Oregon

Sq Ft: 2432   Year: 2006 Acres: 0.000  

A floating home at Channel Island Marina near the Sauvie Island...

Willamette River - Multnomah County 

Riverfront  Home

2 2.0  

Portland, Oregon

Sq Ft: 1367   Year: 1973 Acres: 0.000  

Riverfront Pearl 707 sits high in the building w/ captivating...

Willamette River - Multnomah County 

Riverfront  Condo

2 3.0  

Portland, Oregon

Sq Ft: 1592   Year: 2007 Acres: 0.000  

Raw land with utilities adjacent ready for work/live vision. Own...

Willamette River - Multnomah County 

Lot

Portland, Oregon

Acres: 4.900  

SELLER MOTIVATED, and property taxes paid through Nov 2025!...

Willamette River - Multnomah County 

Riverfront  Condo

3 2.0  

Portland, Oregon

Sq Ft: 1559   Year: 2001 Acres: 0.000  

Recently remodeled, this custom built floating home on the...

Willamette River - Multnomah County 

Riverfront  Home

1 2.0  

Portland, Oregon

Sq Ft: 1569   Year: 1940 Acres: 0.000  
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Willamette River - Multnomah County Information

The Willamette River is a significant waterway in Oregon, flowing through the heart of the state and passing through several counties, including Multnomah County. Here is some information about the river, focusing on fishing and boating activities:

Overview of the Willamette River

- Length: About 187 miles (301 km)
- Source: It originates in the Cascade Mountains and flows northward to the Columbia River.
- Cities: Major cities along the river include Eugene, Salem, Portland, and West Linn.

Fishing in the Willamette River

The Willamette River is known for its diverse fishing opportunities. Here are some key points regarding fishing:

- Species: Common fish species include Chinook salmon, coho salmon, steelhead, sturgeon, bass (largemouth and smallmouth), and various panfish.
- Fishing Regulations: Be sure to check Oregon's fishing regulations for specific rules regarding seasons, limits, and licensing related to different fish species. The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW) website is a valuable resource.
- Popular Fishing Areas: Areas around the Willamette Falls, the Portland waterfront, and various parks like Sellwood Riverfront Park are popular spots for anglers.
- Seasonality: Salmon runs occur at various times of the year, typically in the fall for Chinook and in the winter and spring for steelhead.

Boating on the Willamette River

The Willamette River offers a variety of boating opportunities, from kayaking and canoeing to motorized boating. Here are some important details:

- Types of Boating: Non-motorized crafts (like kayaks and canoes) as well as motorboats are popular on the river. The river is navigable for much of its length.
- Boat Access: There are several boat ramps and accesses along the river, including locations in Portland, Oregon City, and other municipalities. Notable access points include:
- Tom McCall Waterfront Park in Portland
- Sellwood Park
- Milwaukie Riverfront Park
- Safety: Always follow boating safety regulations, wear life jackets, and be aware of water conditions. The river can have strong currents, especially near dams and during high water events.
- Wildlife Viewing: While boating, you may see various wildlife, including birds, fish, and occasionally otters or deer near the shoreline.

Additional Considerations

- Environmental Health: The health of the river is a focus for many local environmental organizations, and it’s important for boaters and anglers to respect the ecological integrity of the waterway.
- Community Activities: The Willamette River often hosts community events, festivals, and races that celebrate water sports and local culture.

Make sure to check the local rules, water conditions, and updates directly from the ODFW or local parks and recreation departments for the most current information. Enjoy your time on the Willamette River!

For real-time information and updates, it's advisable to consult the appropriate official resources or local guides before planning your fishing or boating excursion on the Willamette River.

If you're interested in specific real estate options, amenities, or activities around the lake, feel free to ask a Lake Real Estate Specialist!


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