13 Fishing Charters
The best out of 13 charter fishing deals in Oregon - enter dates to check availability
You'll go after Coho and Chinook Salmon! Luckily, you don't have to go too far offshore to reach them, only 5 miles will do the trick. You could be trolling or bottom fishing. The captain uses fresh anchovies as bait. They will be prepared before the trip and included in the price.
Spend a full day gliding the Columbia River. During this 8 hour trip, we'll be trolling for Coho and Chinook Salmon.
This trip is from 6 to 8 hours on the water. Join us today for some of the tastiest freshwater fish there is. Located in beautiful Rufus, Oregon fishing the world-famous Columbia River. There is no limit or size restriction. Catch can range from 15-35 fish days. Larger females will be thrown back to spawn. The catch will be cleaned and filleted for your travel home. We use the best light tackle and gear on the market to make your trip a success.
Fall Chinook are here! Come catch these iconic beasts! Fall Kings are aptly named: big, mean, and mad. They are definitely something you shouldn't miss! Come enjoy an afternoon in the beautiful Columbia River Gorge and take home more than just dinner- take home a lasting memory.
Walleye Shorties Private Boat Rate- $700 This is a big half day(5 hour) trip for up to 4 anglers at a time. This rate is only available Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays only. This is basically a longer half day (usually up to 5 hours), but it may go longer if the fishing is good and my afternoon is still available. We will be fishing the Willamette or Columbia Rivers for Walleye. Departure time is flexible and will be determined in coordination with the captain.
Walleye fishing out of Rufus, Or. We troll worm rigs, plugs and jig for these delicious fish. If you like holding the rod and detecting the bite this is the fishery for you. I'll help you learn how to keep your rigs in the zone and detect the bite. Learn all about it then off your skills!
Target Walleye in the Columbia River, where some believe the next world record could be caught. Walleye, also known in Oregon as “Columbia River Gold,” provide a great fishery throughout the year, with winter and spring offering excellent opportunities to target quality fish and bring some great table fare home. We use a variety of techniques to target Walleye, including trolling large crankbaits in the early morning or late evening, trolling worm harnesses, and jigging.
Walleye fishing in Oregon, United States offers steady action on big rivers. These sharp-eyed Panfish thrive in cool, moving water and love structure. Anglers target them here for strong fights and delicious fillets.
You will fish river channels, points, and rocky edges. Trolling with bottom walkers and worm harnesses covers water and finds active fish. Jigging with soft plastics works well when you mark schools or fish slower currents. Casting crankbaits along drop-offs draws reaction bites. A bottom walker is a weight that keeps your bait near the riverbed without snagging.
Trips are relaxed and beginner friendly. Guides handle tackle, bait, and local know-how, so you can focus on the bite. Dress in layers for changing wind and weather. Bring sun protection, polarized sunglasses, snacks, and a small cooler for fillets if keeping fish. Early mornings, evenings, and overcast days often see more action.
Top areas include the Columbia River along the Oregon shore, especially its broad pools and Gorge reaches. The Snake River on the Oregon border also holds quality fish. Larger stretches of the Willamette near confluences can produce, especially around current seams. Expect clear to slightly stained water, strong flows, and classic ambush structure.
Before you go, check Oregon’s current freshwater rules. Make sure you have the right fishing license or permits, and review any season, harvest, or gear regulations for your waters. Rules can change, so confirm details close to your trip date.
