
Casey Weigel
Charters
- AstoriaInstant ConfirmationTrips fromUS $175
- CispusTrips fromUS $150
- AberdeenInstant ConfirmationTrips fromUS $200
Rating
Anglers' gallery (8)
All reviews (16)
Sarena CampbellTennessee, US•Member since 20265.0VerifiedNEWFirst fish on the line <5minutes!
8 Hour Trip – Buoy 10 Salmon • 2 adultsWe had a fantastic day buoy 10 salmon fishing. Lots of action and we had the first catch in the boat within 5 minutes of lines down. Captain Casey was very knowledgeable, his boat was kept clean & organized, wonderful equipment AND he had a great personality too. We caught our limit in no time even with pesky seals stealing fish off the line as we were bringing them in. We will definitely fish with him again!
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Maurie MaldonadoRepeat anglerNebraska, US•Member since 2023•2 trips5.0VerifiedNEWOne of the best fishing trips we had so far
Half Day Trip Astoria King Salmon • 5 adults • 1 childBest first time salmon fishing great experience
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Dung NguyenRepeat anglerTexas, US•Member since 2018•2 trips5.0VerifiedNEWthe bey
8 Hour Trip – Buoy 10 Salmon • 1 adultlimited out 3 coho in 2:30’
Matt SouleOregon, US•Member since 20255.0VerifiedBuoy 10 for the W!
8 Hour Trip – Buoy 10 Salmon • 2 adultsCasey is the best! He is very kind, funny, and super knowledgeable!! He put us on a ton of fish for our first Buoy 10 experience. We will definitely be using him for future trips.
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Carter ZweigRepeat anglerTampa, FL, US•Member since 2021•3 trips5.0VerifiedNEWGreat PNW experience
Half Day Trip Astoria King Salmon • 2 adults
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What's biting with Buoy 10 Waters West Guide Service in Astoria
Excellent angling opportunities can still be found around Buoy 10. Get a taste of the action and then head offshore for Dungeness Crab, Tuna, and the last of the Halibut, if the annual quota still hasn't been met.













