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Oregon's state record for lake trout already is over 40 pounds, but an even bigger mackinaw may very well be swimming in Odell, Crescent or another deep mountain lake.

If Oregon had a capital for catching kokanee, it would have to be Bend. This high desert city is surrounded by big, cold waters full of these freshwater sockeye salmon.

On the soggy Oregon Coast, storms often knock winter steelhead angling rivers out of shape, but smaller streams bounce back into fishing condition faster than big rivers.

Smallies thrive in the breath-taking desert streams on Oregon's dry east side. Anglers will find non-stop action in the John Day, Columbia and Snake rivers.

The Siletz, Alsea and Siuslaw are a central coast trio of rivers that are among the state's best angling options when winter steelhead season rolls around.

The kokanee is a sockeye salmon that spends it entire life cycle in fresh water. They are good fighters, great eating and, in these top waters, incredibly plentiful.