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Rogue River Fishing Guides

Middle Rogue floated by drift boat and raft around Grants Pass for spring and fall chinook, summer and winter steelhead, and smallmouth bass, with the Wild and Scenic canyon downstream.

Moss-hung trees leaning over a fast river in the Pacific Northwest

Map of the Rogue River

56 numbered points: 19 access points, 1 campsite, 34 parks and conservation areas, 1 hazard, 1 USGS gauge. Tap a marker for details. Reviewed Sep 8, 2026.

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  • Access / boat ramp (19)
  • Campsite (1)
  • Park / conservation area (34)
  • Dam / hazard (1)
  • USGS gauge (1)
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Points are curated from OpenStreetMap and state agency sources; confirm access and hours before you go.

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All 56 points on this map
#PointTypeLat, LonNotes
1Lost Creek Dam
USACE · head of the tailwater		Dam / hazard42.67009, -122.67509Top of the reach. Everything above the dam is Lost Creek Lake and is not on this sheet.
2Rivers Edge Park
Jackson County · below the dam		Park / conservation area42.66929, -122.68226
3Cole Rivers Hatchery Boat Ramp
At the ODFW hatchery		Access / boat ramp42.66511, -122.68726Uppermost ramp on the tailwater, beside Cole Rivers Hatchery.
4McGregor Park
USACE day use		Park / conservation area42.66056, -122.68803
5Casey State Park
Oregon State Parks		Park / conservation area42.66013, -122.69421
6Casey Park Boat Ramp
Oregon State Parks		Access / boat ramp42.65897, -122.69900
7Rogue Elk Boat Ramp
Jackson County		Access / boat ramp42.66180, -122.75219
8Rogue Elk County Park
Jackson County · campground		Park / conservation area42.65985, -122.75532
9Upper Rogue Regional County Park
Jackson County · Shady Cove		Park / conservation area42.61374, -122.81477Shady Cove's riverfront park; OSM also carries a smaller overlapping 'Shady Park' feature here.
10Shady Cove Boat Ramp
Jackson County · Shady Cove		Access / boat ramp42.61346, -122.81405
11Takelma County Park
Jackson County		Park / conservation area42.57624, -122.84143
12Takelma Boat Ramp
Jackson County		Access / boat ramp42.57668, -122.84006
13Dodge Bridge County Park
Jackson County		Park / conservation area42.52624, -122.84226
14Dodge Bridge Boat Ramp
Jackson County · Hwy 234		Access / boat ramp42.52604, -122.84246
15Boat ramp on Table Rock Road
Unnamed in OSM		Access / boat ramp42.43982, -122.89594OSM carries this slipway only under its road name; shipped descriptively rather than christened.
16Fishers Ferry County Park
Jackson County		Park / conservation area42.44068, -123.00032
17Hardy Riffle County Park
Jackson County		Park / conservation area42.45679, -123.00588
18Gold Nugget Wayside
Jackson County recreation area		Park / conservation area42.45743, -123.02838OSM carries this as an overlapping wayside and 'recreation area'; they are one site.
19Gold Hill Sports Park Boat Ramp
City of Gold Hill		Access / boat ramp42.43733, -123.04217
20Gold Hill Regional Park
City of Gold Hill		Park / conservation area42.43613, -123.04252
21Gold Hill Family Beach Park
City of Gold Hill		Park / conservation area42.43032, -123.04513
22Ben Hur Lampman State Park
Oregon State Parks		Park / conservation area42.42762, -123.05866
23Lazy Acres Boat Ramp
Off Lampman Road		Access / boat ramp42.43149, -123.06445
24Boat ramp on the Rogue River Greenway
Unnamed in OSM		Access / boat ramp42.41210, -123.12649Slipway on the greenway between Gold Hill and the town of Rogue River; OSM gives it no name.
25Valley of the Rogue State Park Campground
Oregon State Parks · I-5		Campsite42.40925, -123.15019The big riverside state-park campground on the Grants Pass side of I-5.
26John F. Fleming Veteran's Memorial Park
Town of Rogue River		Park / conservation area42.43054, -123.17081
27Fleming Boat Ramp
Town of Rogue River		Access / boat ramp42.43114, -123.17106
28Coyote Evans Wayside
Oregon State Parks		Park / conservation area42.43179, -123.17339
29Savage Rapids County Park
Josephine County		Park / conservation area42.41873, -123.22117At the old Savage Rapids Dam site; the dam was removed and the river runs free here.
30Pierce Riffle County Park
Josephine County		Park / conservation area42.42496, -123.24170
31Chinook County Park
Josephine County		Park / conservation area42.42908, -123.26020
32Tom Pearce Park
Josephine County		Park / conservation area42.42845, -123.28116OSM carries an overlapping node and way for this park; they are one site.
33Baker Park
City of Grants Pass		Park / conservation area42.42842, -123.31961
34Boat ramp at Baker Park
Unnamed in OSM		Access / boat ramp42.42952, -123.31970OSM tags this slipway by the road (Parkdale Drive); it is the Baker Park ramp.
35USGS gauge 14361500 · Rogue River at Grants Pass
Live flow on the water page		USGS gauge42.43040, -123.31784The reference gauge for the Rogue, in Grants Pass between Baker and Riverside parks.
36Riverside Park
City of Grants Pass		Park / conservation area42.42939, -123.32887Grants Pass's main riverfront park, at the gauge.
37Reinhart Volunteer Park
City of Grants Pass		Park / conservation area42.42900, -123.34893
38Schroeder County Park
Josephine County · campground		Park / conservation area42.43407, -123.37428
39Boat ramp at Schroeder Park
Josephine County		Access / boat ramp42.43625, -123.37587OSM tags this slipway by the park lane.
40Lathrop County Park
Josephine County		Park / conservation area42.43873, -123.38812
41Whitehorse County Park
Josephine County		Park / conservation area42.43734, -123.45840
42Matson County Park
Josephine County		Park / conservation area42.44373, -123.49951
43Griffin County Park
Josephine County		Park / conservation area42.46345, -123.48729OSM also shows a 'Ferry County Park' node 160 m away that looks like a duplicate of this one; only Griffin is on this sheet.
44Boat ramp at Griffin Park
Josephine County		Access / boat ramp42.46340, -123.48626OSM tags this slipway by Griffin Road.
45Robertson Bridge County Park
Josephine County		Park / conservation area42.49512, -123.48701
46Boat ramp at Robertson Bridge
Josephine County		Access / boat ramp42.49516, -123.48665OSM tags this slipway by Lower River Road.
47Hog Creek County Park
Josephine County		Park / conservation area42.54012, -123.50062Hog Creek landing — the usual put-in for the Hellgate Canyon run.
48Indian Mary County Park
Josephine County · campground		Park / conservation area42.55229, -123.54064
49Ennis Riffle County Park
Josephine County		Park / conservation area42.56317, -123.57757
50Carpenters Island Park
Josephine County		Park / conservation area42.55817, -123.59563
51Boat ramp at Galice
Unnamed in OSM		Access / boat ramp42.56808, -123.59453OSM tags this slipway by Galice Road; it is the launch at Galice.
52Rand Recreation Area
BLM · Rand		Park / conservation area42.59706, -123.58313BLM site at Rand, just above Almeda on the run down to Grave Creek.
53Almeda County Park
Josephine County · campground		Park / conservation area42.60632, -123.58020
54Almeda Park Boat Ramp
Josephine County		Access / boat ramp42.60632, -123.57943
55Argo Boat Launch
BLM		Access / boat ramp42.62527, -123.59719
56Grave Creek Boat Ramp
BLM · end of the road		Access / boat ramp42.65038, -123.58581Last road-accessible ramp. The Wild and Scenic reach to Foster Bar begins here and is permit-controlled in season.

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About the Rogue River

Middle Rogue floated by drift boat and raft around Grants Pass for spring and fall chinook, summer and winter steelhead, and smallmouth bass, with the Wild and Scenic canyon downstream.

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Now: 1,150 cfs, read 6:10 pm CDT, Sun Oct 18, 2026 (USGS 14361500, ROGUE RIVER AT GRANTS PASS, OR).

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What is the current flow on the Rogue River?

As of Oct 18, 6:10 pm, the USGS gauge ROGUE RIVER AT GRANTS PASS, OR reads 1,150 cfs, the 16th percentile for this date, with water temperature 52.9 F. Conditions update every 15 minutes.

What species can you catch on the Rogue River?

Anglers target Chinook Salmon, Coho Salmon, Rainbow Trout, Smallmouth Bass, Steelhead on the Rogue River in Oregon.

Are there fishing guides on the Rogue River?

GuidedFloats lists 2 guides and outfitters on the Rogue River. Claimed profiles accept booking requests; unclaimed profiles are built from public records and link to the business.

Where are the fishing regulations for the Rogue River?

Regulations change by season and section. Read the current rules on the Oregon agency site: https://myodfw.com/fishing/regulations