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We will be chasing Pacific Halibut on this trip. These trips usually require long runs offshore to target these deep water Halibut. We are usually fishing 10-20 miles out & 200'-400' deep. This trip requires a lot of hard work. Catching BIG Butts does not come easy...please be slightly experienced ocean going folk? Note: This trip is NOT recommended for your 1st trip on the PNW Ocean✔️
Get out on the ocean for a full 8 hours and explore the incredible witers of the Pacific. When it's Salmon season, you can head up to 5 miles offshore to test your skills to fill the boat, while the rest of the year, you'll have no shortage of delicious Lingcod, salmon(when in season), and other bottom fish. Up to 20 miles offshore, you're in for some heavy lifting against some of the ocean's biggest bottom fish.
This is a full day, offshore fishing trip. We will travel 15-40 miles from the harbor into deeper water to pursue these delicious flatfish. We use custom rods and electric reels to make the experience more enjoyable. Everyone will get their own rod/reel setup and high quality baits. While halibut fishing we may also catch rockfish and lingcod. This is a private trip with a maximum of four people so everyone will have more comfort and a higher chance at success.
These trips travel anywhere from 15 to 40 miles offshore to target the tasty Halibut. A bonus to these trips are Lingcod and Canary Rockfish which can be kept this year! The season for 2023 is May 1 thru June 30 with additional dsys based on quota. Summer season is August 3-5 then every other Thur-Sat until quota is reached. Crab can be added to this trip for an additional $30 per person
Halibut trips are long days as you'll usually travel into deeper water to find this delicious flatfish. We move with the fish, anywhere from 15 to 40 miles offshore. Halibut likes deep, cold water, so we have custom rods and top-of-the-line electric-powered reels to make the experience more enjoyable! Spring Halibut season is May 1 - June 30. Summer season runs from July - October on limited days depending on the allotted quota. This is a private trip with up to 6 people.
Halibut trips are long days as you'll usually travel into deeper water to find this delicious flatfish. Often you'll be 15 miles or more from the harbor, so be prepared for a long day on the water. Halibut like deep, cold water, so we have custom rods and top of the line electric powered reels to make the experience more enjoyable! Spring Halibut season is May 1 - June 30. Summer season runs from July - October on limited days depending on allotted quota. This is a shared charter with up to 4 guests.
This trip will be out of Newport, Oregon for up to 5 people for $1600 for the boat. We will be targeting Halibut, but could get some other species of fish you'll be able to take home to.
Halibut season is almost here! Opens on May 1 until the quota is caught. Limits are 2 per day, per person. We use the latest information to put you on top of these delicious bottom dwellers and use quality equipment to get the job done. Electric reels, or old school cranking, we have them both. 8 hour trips ranging from 15-35 miles offshore. Come get some! It's a blast.
Halibut fishing at its best. If we get our limits, the captain will finish out the day Lingcod and Rockfish fishing.
Halibut fishing in Newport, Oregon, United States draws anglers who want hard-fighting Flatfish and great table fare. Newport sits on the central coast, with fast access to productive offshore banks. Pacific Halibut grow large here, and the local fleet knows how to find them when ocean conditions allow.
Guides target Halibut with bottom fishing and drift fishing over deep sand and gravel. Crews use stout rods, heavy sinkers, and circle hooks to hold bottom in strong current. Baits include herring, salmon bellies, and octopus. Large metal jigs also work well, especially when bounced close to the seafloor. Depths can be 200–600 feet, so expect heavy tackle and steady work.
Most trips leave early to cross the bar and run offshore. Runs vary with weather and recent reports, and the captain may mix in Lingcod and Rockfish when the bite allows. Charters usually supply rods, reels, and bait, plus help with safe handling. Dress in warm layers and bring rain gear, sunscreen, snacks, and motion-sickness medicine if needed. The ocean can be bumpy, but the payoff is a powerful fish that tests your stamina and makes a great meal. This trip suits anglers who want a focused, hands-on bottom fishing day.
Before you go, check Oregon fishing license and permit requirements, along with current season rules for Halibut. Regulations can change during the year. Ask your captain about open dates, retention rules, and any gear restrictions. Always follow local guidance to keep this fishery healthy for the future.
