Fishing Reports

Fishing report 10-22
Fishing report 10-22

The rain is coming, and with it, the next big push of fish. Most coastal bays have been full of Chinook and Coho for weeks, and the fish are ready to flood the tributaries as rivers rise. Now’s the time to prep gear — get those plugs washed, hooks sharpened, and divers squeaky clean. 

Fishing Report 10-17
Fishing Report 10-17

The coast has been consistently kicking out Chinook and Coho for many anglers recently. Fish have been in the bays and are just starting to enter rivers with the last rain event. As we get closer to the end of October, and more rain falls, most coastal rivers will rise up ...

Fishing Report 10-10
Fishing Report 10-10

Chinook fishing along the Oregon coast has been excellent. From Tillamook to the Chetco, anglers have been finding some large fish. Pro John Klar has been working the mouth of the Chetco in Southern Oregon, where big Chinook have been on the menu. 

Fishing report 10-3
Fishing report 10-3

The Coho fishing on the Columbia has been extremely good. Anglers down in Astoria have been catching boat limits of Coho with hardly any other folks around. This bite has been steady and should continue for several more weeks as the bigger B-Run fish start moving in.

Fishing Report 9/26
Fishing Report 9/26

The Columbia has been kicking out both Coho and Chinook from Buoy 10 all the way up to Pasco. Different sections of the river have been open at different times, so be sure to check regulations before heading out. Currently, our Pro Staff fishing in Astoria have been ...

Fishing Report 9-19
Fishing Report 9-19

The Columbia is reopening for a few days! Starting September 18th through Sunday, September 21st, Salmon and Steelhead fishing will start back up throughout the whole Columbia. From the Hood River Bridge down, you can keep hatchery Steelhead, hatchery Coho, and Chinook. Above the Hood River Bridge..

Fishing Report 9-12
Fishing Report 9-12

Astoria is absolutely going strong with waves of Coho showing up daily. This time of year the fishing can be phenomenal, and the angling pressure is far lighter than in August. Many folks are busy chasing Chinook upriver while those in the know are super content landing limits of ocean-fresh Coho...

Fishing Report – 9/5/25
Fishing Report – 9/5/25

 Astoria is still absolutely rocking and rolling. There’s a solid mixture of Chinook and Coho, but Coho are starting to make up the majority of the catch. Trolling on both the incoming and outgoing tide has been productive, with most anglers fishing high in the water column on the incoming tide. Fish are tracking along the temperature change line in..