Help with boat ramps with docks

[6 point]

I have the honor of a visit from my Dad,,86 years young in 2 weeks, in witch i havent seen in 5 years.I want to take him fishing but he is partly disabled. I do most my fishing out chinook landing an the fishery but the Columbia is to cold. Can anyone help with area's that have docks @ ramps where i can load him up on the willamette? I usually can find fish but dont fish the willy much any sugestions?....this man taught me how to fish when i was young an always rowed the boat..I never seen him catch a fish,,he always handed me the pole..I want to get him into a sturgeon an hopefully,, maybe taget a springer*,whata good memory this will be! any help would be appreciated.. thanks Dave

[Lwagg2]

catherdral park in st johns has nice docks
good luck i gonna try up by rooster rock

[Wannabe]

Willamette Park on Mcadam Ave which is just north of the sellwood bridge is a good one. And you can launch several boats at a time here. Good area for springers. You can even run down and take your Dad to lunch at Newport bay a few minutes downstream.
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[Wannabe]

Willamette Park on Mcadam Ave which is just north of the sellwood bridge is a good one. And you can launch several boats at a time here. Good area for springers. You can even run down and take your Dad to lunch at Newport bay a few minutes downstream.
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[6 point]

Thanks guys,, any more ideas from anyone it would be appreciated,, how about close ramps on the mult. channel?.. I live in Eagle Creek so looks like im in for a drive i know but it would be worth it to geta pic with the ole guy with fish. I dont like thinkin of it but these 2 weeks might be the last we get to spend together

[k9jeff]

Freds is there, cathedral park under the st.johns bridge, there are a couple on Sauvies Island too. Cathedral park is your best bet. Good Luck

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