DEXTER, Ore. -- The hours spent fishing at Oregon's reservoirs this summer could come with a big payoff. The "Wanna Go Fishing for Millions" contest returns for its second year in Oregon at three reservoirs, putting a chance at $2 million on the line for Lane County residents.

The contest is sponsored by Cabela's, the Outdoor Channel and Fish and Wildlife Agencies from over 19 states. This year the lucky fish are being released in Dexter and Blue River reservoirs from Lane County and Crane Prairie Reservoir in Deschutes County.

Eight to 15 tagged trout have been released into each of the participating reservoirs. If caught, the small "spaghetti" tags will hold a code for the lucky angler to enter at the contest section of Cabela's website.

Last year over 7,000 registered fishers went out to Henry Hagg and Detroit lakes to net the tagged trout. Overall 17 anglers caught a prize fish.

Prizes tagged on this year's fish include Ranger boats, sunglasses, fishing rods, tackle and reels, Cabela's gift cards and, of course, up to $2 million on one very lucky fish.

Lane County Sheriff's Office announced the name of a suspect Thursday in connection to an Oakridge man's death near Hills Creek Reservoir.

A state employee called police to the reservoir Tuesday night after getting reports of an assault. A fishing group said the assault happened at the south end of the reservoir. Upon further investigation police found the body of Alan Platt, 46, at a reservoir campground.

They took the suspect, 33-year-old Aaron Curry in into custody at Packard Creek Campground. He was waiting with a campground host.

OAKRIDGE, Ore. - A 58-year-old Cottage Grove woman is dead after a head-on crash near Willamette Pass on Highway 58 Friday, police said.

According to Master Sergeant Lang Hinkle, at about 12:05 p.m., a 1997 Ford F250 flatbed pickup driven by Andrew J. Miles, 17, of Scio, was eastbound on Highway 58 near milepost 59, negotiating a right curve when he lost control on the snow and slush covered roadway.

The pickup crossed into the westbound lane, colliding head-on with a 1994 Chevrolet S-10 Blazer driven by a the woman. She was pronounced deceased at the scene, and troopers say she was using safety restraints.

They say Miles was using safety restraints as well, and was not injured.

OSP troopers from the Springfield Area Command and Oakridge offices are continuing the investigation.

The highway was closed in both directions for approximately two hours, at which time ODOT established traffic control opening one travel lane until the highway was completely opened again at 4:50 p.m.

ODOT, the Oakridge Fire Department and Crescent Lake Rural Fire/Ambulance all assisted at the scene.