Fishing Reports

Fishing report 12-18

Fishing report 11-6

Tributary Fall Chinook fishing kicked off hot this past week. With loads of rain and the rivers rising, fish flooded into the rivers and the reports have been excellent! Backtrolling Kwikfish has been stellar for Fisherman’s Pro, John Klar, down in Northern California while a little further North, Pro..

Fishing report 10-30

It’s almost the end of October and we are finally starting to get some decent rain. Along the coast, many tributary fishermen are begging for rivers to rise and get flooded with Chinook and Coho. The folks fishing Tillamook and Nehalem have been enjoying a great sort of “extended” trolling season in the bay as the..

Fishing report 10-23

Fall Chinook fishing along the Oregon coast has still been going strong in the bays and the rivers are desperately waiting for some rain. Once the rain starts falling, and I mean a lot of it starts to fall, then rivers will rise and flood with Chinook and Coho. These coastal tributary fisheries live and die by..

Fishing report 10-16

Fall Chinook and Coho fishing in the Columbia River is still going on and while the majority of the Chinook run has entered unit he Columbia already, there are still a few thousand Chinook and Coho going over Bonneville dam daily. Folks have been successful trolling 360 flashers with spinners...

Fishing report 10-9

Chinook fishing around the region continues to be good for many anglers. The Columbia is still kicking out fish for folks around Bonneville dam and up near the mouth of the Klickitat and Drano lake. These fisheries are dominated by fishermen trolling 360 flashers as well as ..

Fishing report 10-2

Salmon fishing is still as good as it was last week. It seems this years run isn’t showing any signs of slowing down! Folks are doing well all throughout the lower Columbia chasing Fall Chinook and Coho. Below Bonneville especially, the fish have really been filling coolers. Trolling has ...

Fishing report 9-25

The Chinook fishing all up and down the Columbia has been killer! We have had Pro Staff trolling 360 flashers up near Hood River and finding great success. While others are down fishing in the lower Columbia by the Lewis River and also finding great success trolling 360 flashers.