Fishing Guides & Charters in Oregon
Browse 184 fishing guides and charters available in Oregon.
Imagine casting a line against the backdrop of the rugged Oregon coastline, or drifting lazily down a pristine river teeming with life. Oregon presents an angler's paradise, boasting a stunning variety of fishing environments from the Pacific Ocean to high desert lakes. The state’s diverse geography means you can target Chinook Salmon in the Columbia River Estuary near Astoria, battle trophy-sized Steelhead on the Deschutes River near Bend, or chase after Smallmouth Bass in the Umpqua River near Roseburg, all within a few hours' drive. Whether you prefer the adrenaline rush of saltwater fishing or the tranquility of freshwater streams, Oregon has something to offer every level of angler.
Seasonal changes significantly impact fishing success in Oregon. Spring heralds the start of Steelhead runs in many coastal rivers, while summer brings excellent Trout fishing in the Cascade lakes and reservoirs. Fall is synonymous with Salmon fishing, as Chinook and Coho return to their natal rivers to spawn. For saltwater enthusiasts, tuna and halibut fishing peaks during the summer months off the coast of Newport and Depoe Bay. Winter offers opportunities for winter Steelhead fishing, though conditions can be challenging. Anglers planning a trip should research specific river closures and regulations, as these can vary widely depending on the location and species.
Consider basing your fishing adventure in one of Oregon's many charming coastal towns or vibrant inland cities. Astoria, situated at the mouth of the Columbia River, is a prime location for targeting Salmon and Sturgeon. Newport offers deep-sea fishing charters for Tuna, Halibut, and Rockfish. Bend, located in Central Oregon, is a hub for fly fishing enthusiasts targeting Trout and Steelhead in the Deschutes River. For those seeking a metropolitan fishing experience, Portland provides easy access to the Willamette River, known for its Salmon, Steelhead, and even Sturgeon. With careful planning, your Oregon fishing trip promises to be an unforgettable experience.
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184 charters found in Oregon


Pat Abel Guide Service


Arrowhead River Adventures, Rogue River
Arrowhead River Adventures an Oregon whitewater guide company with rafting trips on the Rogue River and John Day River. Day trips available.


Rogue Rafting Company
Professionally guided whitewater rafting and fishing trips on Southern Oregon's Rogue River.


OAR ANGLING


Gale Force Guides, LLC
Experience unforgettable fishing adventures with Gale Force Guides, your top choice for Astoria fishing guides and Astoria fishing charters.


St Laurent Guide Service
Daniel St Laurent is one of Tillamook Bays Premier Tillamook Bay Fishing Guides. Depending on the season he fishes for Salmon, Steelhead and Sturgeon.


Astoria Fishing Charters and Guide Service
Astoria Oregon, Columbia river salmon fishing guide, sturgeon fishing guide, buoy ten salmon fishing, buoy 10, salmon fishing, bottom fishing guide Oregon coast


Riverside Fly Fishing and Scenic Tours
Providing professionally guided fly fishing trips on the Mckenzie River outside Eugene, OR


Haystack Fishing
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Rock Bottom Fishing Charters
Rock Bottom Fishing Charters provides fast and exciting bottom fishing in Newport Oregon, Depot Bay Oregon, and the Oregon Coast.


The Fly Fisher's Place
Bend and Central Oregon's first choice for fly fishing guide trips, information, top of the line equipment, and one of Oregon's best fly selections.


Winding Waters River Expeditions
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Fish Species in Oregon
Types of Fishing in Oregon
Oregon Fishing License & Regulations
Fishing License
Cost: Resident: $44 | Non-Resident: $110.50
Required for ages 12+. Combined angling license covers all waters. Tags required for salmon/steelhead.
| Species | Season | Bag Limit | Size Limit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Largemouth Bass | Year-round | 5 per day | No more than one over 15 inches |
| Rainbow Trout | Year-round, but check specific waterbody regulations | 5 per day, check specific waterbody regulations | 8-inch minimum, check specific waterbody regulations |
| Channel Catfish | Year-round | No limit | No size limit |
| Brown Trout | Year-round, but check specific waterbody regulations | 5 per day, check specific waterbody regulations | 8-inch minimum, check specific waterbody regulations |
| Crappie | Year-round | 25 per day | No size limit |
| Walleye | Year-round | 5 per day | No size limit |
| Northern Pike | Year-round | No limit | No size limit |
| Smallmouth Bass | Year-round | 5 per day | No size limit |
| Red Drum | Closed | 0 | N/A |
| Tuna | Year-round | 25 per day | No size limit |
| Flounder | Year-round | 10 per day | No size limit |
| Snapper | Year-round | No limit | No size limit |
| Grouper | Year-round | No limit | No size limit |
| Mahi-Mahi | Year-round | No limit | No size limit |
| Wahoo | Year-round | 3 per day | No size limit |
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