Fresh Rogue River Fishing Reports

Famous rogue river King salmon are here coming into the bay in large schools. Should see some of the best Fishing from now till the end of October. We are almost full, so grab a date while they are still available thank you everyone and will see you on the water.

King salmon are show up everyday in the Rogue Bay. The next 3mouths are going to be one for the books

Trolling the Rogue Bay out of Gold Beach Oregon. World famous for our King Salmon fishery. This fishery is complete with big fish fresh fish and Quality is 100% We launch out of Lexs landing in Gold Beach which is equipped with a market food and cleaning stations where we process your fish after you day of fishing. Greta park and full of wild life to see otter harbor seals and sealions. All gear is provided for you all you need is food and drinks for the day and your Oregon fishing license/salmon tag. This fishing is perfect for someone that has never fished or the one who fishes all the time easy fishery for everyone. With the best coastal weather no 100 degrees days ever highs are 75 to 80 degrees and lows around 55 to 60 degrees. We can fish 4 people at a time makes for great family fun and memories or just a fun day of fish with you best buddy. Book a day and see what king salmon is all about call captain TJ Cornelison **hidden content**.

Was a fantastic couole on the boat with us today. We had a great time together. The bite was sporadic but we manged to get a coupleof fish for them to take home.

We wrapped our Rogue River springer season a couple of weeks ago and are now preparing for Rogue River Bay Fall King salmon fishing. Springer season started out slow during April with historically low, clear water conditions. Early May brought increased flows from Lost Creek Reservior along with increased success rates through late June. Decreased releases from Lost Creek last week brought lower Rogue temperatures into the upper 70's effectively stopping upstream migration of salmon. So, what does this all mean? The Rogue Bay has fished well over the past week with a mix of late spring and early fall king salmon. Absent a highly unlikely July or August rain event, expect the Rogue Bay to hold salmon well into early September. The Rogue Bay should be quite productive through late August with prime time being the last 3 weeks of August and early September. While not the wilderness experience we normally provide our clients, the Bay has its own charms including the beautiful art deco influenced Isaac Lee Patterson Bridge and cool (75 degrees is a REALLY hot day) temperatures and, of course, big, ocean fresh King salmon.