Fishing Reports

Outdoor Report 9/27
Outdoor Report 9/27

The Columbia has remained great this week.  Folks fishing from Astoria all the way up into the gorge have been experiencing great fishing.  The coho fishing has still been good down in Astoria.  A lot of people seem to forget ab …

Outdoor Report 10/5
Outdoor Report 10/5

There are still plenty of nice chinook around in the Columbia! These fish all fell victim to 360 flashers and spinners!The Columbia remains consistent with fish being caught throughout the system. Some of our Pro-Staff guides ar …

Outdoor Report 10/12
Outdoor Report 10/12

The Columbia is still kicking out brand new fall chinook.  There has been great success in the lower river, specifically the Woodland area.  Many are still trolling 360° flashers and spinners, however, there are many that have s …

Outdoor Report 10/19
Outdoor Report 10/19

The Fishing on the Columbia River below Bonneville Dam has still been quite productive for chinook and coho. Anglers fishing in the lower river have still been finding success with using 360° flashers and small 3.5 spinners or B …

Outdoor Report 10/26
Outdoor Report 10/26

  This last week we finally had some substantial rain!  As a matter of fact, we had just a bit more rain than we really wanted.  Tillamook rivers neared or went above flood stage as well as local Portland area rivers.  The …

Outdoor Report 11/2
Outdoor Report 11/2

Locally the coho fishing is starting to slow down, however, there are still bright fish being caught.  Most anglers have narrowed down their techniques to either casting twitching jigs or spinners, or bobber fishing eggs.  The w …

Outdoor Report 11/9
Outdoor Report 11/9

Coastal fall Chinook is still going and this week’s rain and large tides should bring in another wave of fresh fish. Tillamook Bay is still producing some Chinook, but this late in the season the fish are feeling the urgency to …

Outdoor Report 11/16
Outdoor Report 11/16

A lot of the chinook have moved into the rivers now, but you can still find fall chinook at the coast. The rivers will continue to fish for the next few weeks, as the water level starts to go down plug fishing will be the go-to. …