PACIFIC CITY DORYMEN'S ASSOCIATION

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Dory Fishing At Kiwanda Is A
100 YEAR TRADITION
The Only Place In The World Like This!

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LIVE WEBCAM

One of Oregon's most active and influential charitable non-profit organizations.

Established in 1996, and became a 501(C)(3) in 2004.

Our primary mission is to ensure the continued existence of our 115 year-old tradition of dory activity from Cape Kiwanda.

The Pacific City Dorymen's
2025 Scholarships Awarded

2025 Pacific City Dorymen's Association Scholarship awards have been announced:
Ripperkat Write - Craig Wenrick Kiwanda Scholarship
Emmett Clark - Nestucca High
Madison Gregor - Nestucca Open
Ryan McKillip - Paul Hanneman Heritage
Ryan McKillip - Smith Family

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How Did We Get Here?

The modern dory fleet of today evolved from boats that went to sea from Cape Kiwanda more than 100 years ago. There’s no other marine fishery exactly like this anywhere in the world, and similar ones have either declined or disappeared. But the Pacific City dory fleet met the technological changes over the past century.

And Where Are We Today?

More than 300 vessels call Pacific City their “home port” and we’re recognized by federal, state and local governments on the west coast. Thousands of visitors travel to the Cape every year to enjoy this unique and traditional activity. And in order to retain our historic corner of the world, a Dorymen’s Association was formed.

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