Oregon Coho Salmon Fishing Charters

This is a private trip that focuses on catching Rockfish in the nearshore waters. You can also catch some Lingcod & Cabezon, as they like to hang out in the same areas. Captain Greg will provide the gear and the knowledge, so all you have to do is make sure you listen and bring lots of positive energy. There is a capacity for 4 adults +1 child. Boat is crowded with 5 adults. The maximum weight on the boat is 1000 lbs per group, for safety and comfort reasons.

Spend 4 hours on the beautiful Sandy River targeting Steelhead, Coho, and Chinook Salmon. Everything you need for a successful fishing trip is included, from rods and reels to the live bait. Please purchase a fishing license before the trip. Snacks and drinks are provided.

On this 8-hour trip you will have the opportunity to target Chinook and Coho Salmon.

Full day fishing trip in the Columbia river gorge.

Most Salmon trips are 8-hour trips due to the nature of fishing and the distance one must travel. Salmon species available are Coho and Chinook. (Only Coho may be retained in 2023) Crabbing can be added to this trip for an additional $30 per person. For groups less than 3 please call for arrangements

Steelhead are hands-down, our most favorite fish to target here on the famous Rogue River. The rogue, unlike other rivers has steelhead from September all away through July, which makes it easy to go out and anytime of the year it's a beautiful characteristics and hard fighting acrobatics these fish have is what makes them so amazing if you've never caught a steel head before you will never forget your first in the pure beauty of these creatures in our waters. Come see what rogue is all

This is for ocean and bay trips for fall salmon take up to six people.

The fall trolling season will give you a chance to catch the biggest and brightest salmon Oregon has to offer. You will be fishing from a 4-seat, 22-foot Koffler.

Come join me in Astoria for a fun and adventurous fishing experience. Astoria is an amazing place to see. It’s even cooler from the water. These trips can be highly productive, as its the start of tge fall salmon run on the Columbia River. I look forward to fishing with you!