Living Center Oregon

Sustainable Living Center Oregon

You Rent … We Launch – Experience the Beauty of the Oregon Coast until Dec 31, 2018

sign2Experience the Oregon Coast …

  • Special Group\Family Rates for 3 or more people – Click Here
  • Free Crabbing  & Fishing Days at Siletz Bay Wildlife  …
  • Special Group\Family Rate for Crabbing Clinic … Click Here
  • Local Launch – We launch – No hauling or transporting required 
  • Paid Guides Available Every Day  
  • Special Electric Motor Option …
  • Crab Traps, Pots, Rings, Boats, Bait for Rent …
  • Crab and Fish for Chinook at the same time  ….
  • Chinook Fishing  Poles, Nets for Rent …
  • Six Mile (6) to Twenty-five Mile  (25) Siletz River Drift Chinook Fishing Catamaran Option …
  • Get close to and on the water  …
  • Experience the power of the ocean’s tides
  • See the wildlife up close and personal
  • Be in the middle of Oregon’s Beauty
  • First times renters will feel safe in the most Stable Water Craft – the Siletz Bay Catamaran – Click Here

Free Crabbing & Fishing Day …. No License Required

Sept. 1-2 is a Free Weekend — a perfect time to share your love of Fishing or Crabbing with family and friends.

Introduce a friend, child, co-worker or family member to fishing, crabbing, or clamming during Oregon’s free days. ODFW offers Oregon residents and visitors the opportunity to explore and experience fishing, crabbing, clamming without the need for a license or tags on specific listed dates throughout the year.

Enjoy the fun of fishing for free anywhere in the State of Oregon! Fishing regulations and bag limits still apply.

Next Free Dates: Nov 23 and 24, 2018

1-signWe are a private company and are unaffiliated with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service; however, we do support them.   We launch directly across the river from the Refuge.

We offer Rentals for :

 

motor13 hours – Rates to visit Siletz Bay National Wildlife Refuge with Electric Motor Mini-Catamaran & 5 miles of Wildlife Siletz River…. Chick Here

 

Capture3 hours – Rates to visit the Siletz Bay National Wildlife Refuge… Click Here

 

 

 

 

 

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Crabbing Options 

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Paid Guides Everyday ….  (3 hours minumum)

  • see below for scheduled times. 

    • $15/hour first person in the party

    • $8/hour additional 2-3 people

    • $2/hour additional 4-25 people

We are open until Dec 31, 2018, but we Only OPEN when we have reservations.  Otherwise, we WILL be Closed

For the Best Experience Please Call 541-765-2109 or   Click Here to Make Reservations

 There is No cost or obligation to make a Reservation

Click Here to Check Availability … Click Here to Make Reservations

Weather is a factor to have an enjoyable experience.  You can check the local forecast.   Click Here  to see the current & latest weather for the Siletz  Bay Wildlife Refuge

It’s the microclimate at the Siletz Bay Wildlife Refuge

weatherA lot of people now are so insulated from the weather, they haven’t learned its habits. Going from house to car to work indoors to a car to the house means people don’t experience weather like fishermen, landscapers, utility linemen or Kayak Rental Operators.

They don’t notice it can foggy at one place on the Oregon Coast and Sunny two (2) miles away. That is the case at the Siletz Bay National Wildlife Refuge. Due to the massive amount of water in the Refuge, the weather is normally clear and sunny.

The Refuge creates its own MicroClimate

They don’t notice it can foggy at one place on the Oregon Coast and Sunny two (2) miles away. That is the case at the Siletz Bay National Wildlife Refuge

Kayak, Canoe, & Guides Rentals …

1-map4Kayak\Canoe Rentals and Guided Tours are Locationed directly across the Siletz River from the heart of Siletz Bay National Wildlife Refuge.   It is an easy paddle for a family.

Siletz Bay National Wildlife Refuge

The channels and tidal sloughs at Siletz Bay National Wildlife Refuge are a great place to experience nature,

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Wildlife

bird_1_300Siletz Bay is one of the numerous estuaries located along the Pacific Coast Scenic Byway. On either side of Highway 101, scorched skeleton trees jut forth from the estuary and are reminiscent of a time when the salt marsh was diked for pasture.

You may see Great Egret -It is a large, white bird that looks like a heron, but slightly smaller. It has an “S” shaped neck and a long, sharp bill. You can observe it standing still in the marshy water, waiting and watching for prey. If you get too close, a great egret will fly away. It winters along the central-to-southern Oregon coast and South America.

1-blue heronA variety of estuarine-dependent birds including great blue heron, Red-tailed hawks, bald eagles, and other raptors can often be seen roosting at the top of these snags; and many species of waterfowl can be seen foraging in the tidally influenced waters.

Wildlife counted last year were: 100 Brown Pelicans, 5,000 waterfowl, 1,000 shorebirds, and 50 Caspian Terns. Occasionally, usually due to large schools of anchovy entering the bay, huge pulses of gulls, pelicans, and other species swarm into the bay to make use of the bountiful resources.

bird2Other wading birds use the bay and there is a small heron rookery on the refuge. Virginia Rail and Sora make use of the freshwater / brackish wetlands and tidal marsh / meadow-nesting species such as Savannah Sparrow, Marsh Wren, and Common Yellowthroat are abundant.

1-eagleA diversity of raptors such as Osprey, Northern Harrier, Bald Eagle, and Red-tailed Hawk are commonly observed hunting prey within the marshes and mudflats. 

The Siletz Bay and River system support large runs of anadromous fish including Chinook and Coho salmon, cutthroat trout, and steelhead. Juvenile salmonids will benefit from several planned tidal marsh restoration.

pelicanWildlife using the refuge include brown pelicans (endangered species), bald eagles (threatened species), peregrine falcons, Aleutian, and dusky Canada geese, waterfowl, wading birds, shorebirds, and neotropical

We are open until Dec 31, 2018, but we Only OPEN when we have reservations.  Otherwise, we WILL be Closed

For the Best Experience Please Call 541-765-2109 or   Click Here to Make Reservations

 There is No cost or obligation to make a Reservation

Click Here to Check Availability … Click Here to Make Reservations

Kayaking through the Siletz Bay National Wildlife Refuge

Oregon Certified Guides are available every day 

1-snKETours are limited in size and scheduled on a first-come-first-serve basis; therefore, advanced reservations are required.  Learn about the Siletz Bay National Wildlife Refuge and how it was established to return this salt marsh to its natural state.  Living nearby is abundant bird life such as the Great Egret and lucky paddlers will see Red-tailed Hawks and Bald Eagles watchfully perched on sun-bleached snags. You might enjoy a sighting of the Great Blue Heron stalking its prey by patiently standing still and then swiftly nabbing a passing fish with speed and grace.

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Catamaran Restrictions:  NO restrictions on children, people with medical conditions or weight.

Kayak Restrictions: Children under 16 years, people with medical conditions or over 250 lbs must notify us.

 

We are open until Dec 31, 2018, but we Only OPEN when we have reservations.  Otherwise, we WILL be Closed

For the Best Experience Please Call 541-765-2109 or   Click Here to Make Reservations

 There is No cost or obligation to make a Reservation

Click Here to Check Availability … Click Here to Make Reservations

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Best Launch Times

We only rent at the certain times since our location and the Siletz Bay Refuge location are where the Siletz River meets the Pacific Ocean at the Siletz Bay.   The tides directly affect the water level in the Siletz Bay Refuge as much as 7ft.

We have scheduled your arrival time, according to the tide tables, to give you at least 3 hours of enjoyment.  There is no advantage to arriving early or if you are late, your time will be decreased, but your rental rate will stay the same.

December Launch

Date Day Launch Tide High duty
12/1 Sat 7:30 AM 8:12 AM 5.9 Dean
12/2 Sun 8:00 AM 9:00 AM 6.2 Casey
12/3 Mon 8:00 AM 9:43 AM 6.4 Dean
12/4 Tue 8:00 AM 10:24 AM 6.6 Dean
12/5 Wed 9:00 AM 11:02 AM 6.7 Casey
12/6 Thu 9:00 AM 11:39 AM 6.7 Casey
12/7 Fri 9:00 AM 12:14 PM 6.6 Casey
12/8 Sat 9:42 AM 12:50 PM 6.5 Casey
12/9 Sun 10:17 AM 1:25 PM 6.3 Dean
12/10 Mon 10:54 AM 2:02 PM 6.0 Dean
12/11 Tue 12:16 PM 2:40 PM 5.6 Dean
12/12 Wed 1:27 PM 3:23 PM 5.2 Casey
12/13 Thu 2:46 PM 4:13 PM 4.8 Casey
12/14 Fri Closed due to Tides
12/15 Sat Closed due to Tides
12/16 Sun Closed due to Tides
12/17 Mon Closed due to Tides
12/18 Tue 5:58 AM 9:06 AM 6.0 Dean
12/19 Wed 6:37 AM 9:45 AM 6.4 Dean
12/20 Thu 6:49 AM 10:25 AM 6.7 Dean
12/21 Fri 7:30 AM 11:06 AM 7.0 Dean
12/22 Sat 8:13 AM 11:49 AM 7.3 Dean
12/23 Sun 8:59 AM 12:35 PM 7.3 Dean
12/24 Mon 9:46 AM 1:22 PM 7.2 Dean
12/25 Tue 10:37 AM 2:13 PM 6.9 Dean
12/26 Wed 12:00 PM 3:08 PM 6.5 Dean
12/27 Thu 1:44 PM 4:08 PM 5.9 Dean
12/28 Fri Closed due to Tides
12/29 Sat Closed due to Tides
12/30 Sun Closed due to Tides
12/31 Mon Closed due to Tides

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We are open until Dec 31, 2018, but we Only OPEN when we have reservations.  Otherwise, we WILL be Closed

For the Best Experience Please Call 541-765-2109 or   Click Here to Make Reservations

 There is No cost or obligation to make a Reservation

Click Here to Check Availability … Click Here to Make Reservations

Reservation Office Hours …. 10 am – 9 pm …. Everyday … 541-765-2109 

Launch Site Hours – see above for  times….. 82 Siletz Hwy

  • Lincoln City, OR   97267
  • 541-765-2109
  • info@kayaksiletzbay.fun

 

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