Tillamook Fishing Charters

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Tillamook: 36 fishing charters available

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23 ft

Up to 4 people

Fassiotto’s Guide Service

5.0/5 (6 reviews)
Tillamook
Fassiotto’s Guide Service is located in Corvallis and offers to show you a memorable time on the inland waters of the Oregon Coast. Tillamook Bay and Nahalem Bay to name a few. Capt.

"Austin is a really wonderful captain, super friendly and knowledgeable about the area." —⁠ Alan,
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US $450
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26 ft

Up to 6 people

RiverTrek NW – Tillamook

4.9/5 (10 reviews)
Tillamook
RiverTrek NW will take you on an unforgettable Salmon fishing trip all around Oregon. Whether you want to go fishing in Tillamook Bay, Depoe Bay, or Astoria, Wade Grant has you covered. He started fishing when he was a kid and he never stopped.

"Wade is a skillful guide and a great guy. We thoroughly enjoyed the day." —⁠ MICHAEL,
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US $450
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32 ft

Up to 6 people

Pro Fish Guide

Tillamook
Tillamook has a fish with your name on it, so let Pro Fish Guide help you catch it! Your guide for the day is Captain Ted, which means you’ll tap into years of local experience.
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US $1,800
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17 ft

Up to 3 people

Tillamook Area Rivers Drift Boat

Tillamook
Oregon Pacific Drifter Guide Service is your ticket to a memorable time on the water. Come on aboard with Capt. Jordan, whose main priority is to get you on fish.
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US $550
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18 ft

Up to 3 people

Drift Northwest Fishing

Tillamook
Make the most of your time in Tillamook and go fishing with Drift Northwest Fishing. With Captain Dustin at the helm, you'll have a knowledgeable and experienced guide.
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US $600
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20 ft

Up to 4 people

Big Johnson's Guide Service – Tillamook

4.9/5 (52 reviews)
Tillamook
The waters of Tillamook Bay and beyond have a lot to offer to all levels of anglers, and few know it better than Big Johnson’s Guide Service! Captain Jamison Johnson has spent most of his life fishing in the area, so he knows where all the best fish
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US $500
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26 ft

Up to 4 people

TraySea Lynn Sportfishing

5.0/5 (1 review)
Garibaldi (18 min drive from Tillamook)
Make some memories in Garibaldi and go fishing with TraySea Lynn Sportfishing. Having logged many hours on these tides, Captain Cory can tell you all about them.

"I’ve only ever fished in small lakes and streams for trout and small bass." —⁠ Michael,
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US $300
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32 ft

Up to 6 people

Pro Fish Guide – 32'

5.0/5 (2 reviews)
Rockaway Beach (10 min drive from Tillamook)
If you’re ready to start fishing in Tillamook Bay and surrounding areas, look no further than Pro Fish Guide. With Captain Ted at the helm, you’ll have a highly educational and fun trip for the whole family.

"It was an epic day by my party’s standards, but an “above average” day for Captain Ted’s charter." —⁠ Sean,
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US $1,800

Angler's choice

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29 ft

Up to 6 people

Izzi's Big Mouth Guide Service

4.9/5 (51 reviews)
Garibaldi (16 min drive from Tillamook)
Welcome to Izzi’s Big Mouth Guide Service, a fishing guide service based in Garibaldi, Oregon that also operates in Tillamook and Netarts Bay, Buoy 10 fishery, all the Columbia River, and everything in between.

"Captain Izzi delivered an unforgettable, world-class fishing and crabbing adventure for our family and friends!" —⁠ Jon,
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US $100
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20 ft

Up to 3 people

Rob's Greenwater Guide Service

5.0/5 (3 reviews)
Rockaway Beach (7 min drive from Tillamook)
Always wanted to battle that world-famous freshwater favorite, the Steelhead? Experienced guide and charter operator Rob Gerlitz invites you to come aboard Rob’s Greenwater Guide Service and get ready for battle! With over 14 years of freshwater ang

"I booked a steelhead float trip with Rob’s Greenwater Guide Service and had a great time!" —⁠ FishingBooker Member, Oregon
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US $500

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Fishing in Tillamook

Oregon’s Tillamook has a lot going for it. This city is located right on the shoreline of Tillamook Bay, one of the most productive fisheries in Oregon. And beyond Tillamook Bay? The mighty Pacific Ocean lies in wait – and plenty of angling opportunities! All you have to do to experience them is hop aboard one of the many Tillamook fishing charters on offer.
 
Five rivers feed into Tillamook Bay and mix with the saltwaters of the Pacific Ocean, leading to a world-class brackish fishery. Because of this, an adventure onto the bay could see you hooking into anything from Chinook and Coho Salmon, to White Sturgeon, to Rainbow Trout. When you tire of the angling action available, you can then explore these waters for Crabs and Clams. The magic of fishing in Tillamook is that there really is something for everyone!
 
Choosing the perfect Tillamook fishing trip depends on what you want to catch. Crabbing is good year-round and makes for a perfect family-friendly activity. Trips usually start at a few hours on the bay’s shallow waters, with full day options also available. Beginners can opt for a half day introduction to these waters. More experienced anglers will want to head out for a full day. This gives you plenty of time to chase those trophy fish!
 
You’ll find local guides dotted all around the bay’s shoreline, offering both fishing and crabbing trips. Crabbing charters are especially popular in the summer months around Area G, and most clamming guides can be found in the upper bay. Traditional rod ’n’ reel fishing charters can be found in these areas, and everywhere in between!
 

 

Rules & Regulations

All anglers age 12 and above will need a valid fishing license to cast a line in Tillamook. If you’re going crabbing, you’ll need a Shellfish harvesting permit too. 
 

Tillamook

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Tillamook Fishing Seasons

January

Start off your year by targeting some prehistoric beasts. Yep, Sturgeon fishing in Tillamook is seriously productive in January! Rainbow Trout are also biting, and if you’d like to go crabbing, this is the time to do it.

February

The weather is still pretty dreary, but Rainbow Trout are happy to gulp down your bait. Sturgeon are very active, especially if there’s been a lot of rain. Crabbing and clamming opportunities are hot, too. 

March

Spring is slowly arriving, which means that clamming is at its peak. Lingcod and Rainbow Trout are popular catches in March, not to mention colossal Sturgeon.

April

Targeting Lingcod in the waters of Tillamook Bay is popular during April especially with the Sturgeon bite slowing down. Luckily, the Chinook and Coho Salmon spring runs are just around the corner!

May

Come to Tillamook Bay to get a taste of excellent Chinook Salmon fishing action! The spring Salmon run is at its peak, which means you can easily reel in big 30-pounders. Clamming is also excellent in May.

June

The weather is gorgeous, you can smell summer in the air, and the Chinook bite is solid throughout June. Lingcod are active and voracious in the bay as usual.

July

The hot summer months usually mean that the fishing action around Tillamook is slowing down, and that’s the case in July. You can still find Rainbow Trout, Lingcod, and some Chinook and Coho Salmon.

August

In August, you can feel fall approaching, which means the Salmon run isn't far away! You’ll find more and more Chinook and Coho Salmon in the waters of the bay, as well as Lingcod and Rainbow Trout.

September

The fall Salmon run is upon us and fishing is nothing short of glorious! Chinook are the superstars of the show, and they come in healthy sizes of 30+ pounds. Fish on! 

October

Head out to Tillamook Bay and its tributaries to chase Coho, Chinook, and other Salmon species. Crabbing is also popular right now, so don’t forget to set up a few crab pots. 

November

November is one of Tillamook's most productive months when it comes to fishing. Salmon, Sturgeon, Rainbow Trout, Lingcod, Crabs, and Clams are all abundant and there for the taking.

December

Coho and Chinook Salmon may be departing, but Sturgeon are back and biting all through the bay. If you decide to do some crabbing and clamming in December, chances are you’ll have great success.

Tillamook Fishing Calendar

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