Umpqua Oral History
Bill Barker relates a fascinating oral history of the Umpqua and his family’s experience — as fly fishermen and ranchers of land on one of its tributaries — in catching the river’s once-abundant rainbows, salmon and steelhead. It truly points to the value of “the unheralded actions of ordinary people.”
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