We were back on the water after two days off for rough seas this morning. Today was the "tweener day" so to speak as we go from very rough seas to certainly fishable but a little rocky at times. Tomorrow is suppose to be a really nice day as the ocean comes down to our springtime standards. The fishing was pretty good today with most of the folks on our boats getting their rockfish limits and the Lingcod bite was good but not as good as it was a few days back. Not unusual after a few days of rough ocean weather. The crab catch was quite good with around 6-crabs per person.
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
Proposed 2023 Salmon season
The 2023 ocean salmon season has put out three proposals for the upcoming summer season with marked selective Coho salmon fishing beginning June 17th and running thru the last day of August. Quotas being proposed run between 90,000 and 120,000 fish. There will be no Chinook salmon retention due to lower than expected numbers in the California zones.
There will also be a September non-marked selective coho fishery like in past years somewhere between 15,000 and 25,000 fish with a possibility of a rollover from the summer quota if anything remains. There could be a possibility of a Chinook season of one fish in that time also. Final decisions will be made by the PFMC at their annual meeting May 7th.
2023 PROPOSED HALIBUT SEASON
SPRING: May 1 - June 30th, 7 days a week. Limit one fish per person. For 2023, the regulation has changed and we will now be able to keep Rockfish and Ling Cod on our offshore Halibut Trips!
SUMMER: August 3-5, then every other Thursday - Saturday.
2023 BOTTOMFISHING REGULATIONS
Bag Limits • General marine fish bag limit -5 fish o New in 2023. No sub-bag limit for China and copper rockfish. China and copper rockfish are a regular part of the 2023 general marine bag limit o Cabezon- 1 fish sub-bag limit, Opens July 1st - 16 inch minimum size • Lingcod- 2 fish - 22 inch minimum size • Yelloweye and quillback rockfish remain prohibited. Depth Restriction • New in 2023- Open to all-depths year-round, no seasonal depth restriction.
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Sorry folks but we are looking at one more day after today (Friday) at some pretty heavy ocean conditions which will come down quickly Saturday night. It looks like right now that Sunday looks like a decent day to get back out there on the ocean fishing grounds. See ya then.
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
Proposed 2023 Salmon season
The 2023 ocean salmon season has put out three proposals for the upcoming summer season with marked selective Coho salmon fishing beginning June 17th and running thru the last day of August. Quotas being proposed run between 90,000 and 120,000 fish. There will be no Chinook salmon retention due to lower than expected numbers in the California zones.
There will also be a September non-marked selective coho fishery like in past years somewhere between 15,000 and 25,000 fish with a possibility of a rollover from the summer quota if anything remains. There could be a possibility of a Chinook season of one fish in that time also. Final decisions will be made by the PFMC at their annual meeting May 7th.
2023 PROPOSED HALIBUT SEASON
SPRING: May 1 - June 30th, 7 days a week. Limit one fish per person. For 2023, the regulation has changed and we will now be able to keep Rockfish and Ling Cod on our offshore Halibut Trips!
SUMMER: August 3-5, then every other Thursday - Saturday.
2023 BOTTOMFISHING REGULATIONS
Bag Limits • General marine fish bag limit -5 fish o New in 2023. No sub-bag limit for China and copper rockfish. China and copper rockfish are a regular part of the 2023 general marine bag limit o Cabezon- 1 fish sub-bag limit, Opens July 1st - 16 inch minimum size • Lingcod- 2 fish - 22 inch minimum size • Yelloweye and quillback rockfish remain prohibited. Depth Restriction • New in 2023- Open to all-depths year-round, no seasonal depth restriction.
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We are excited to announce the addition of the Sunrise and Captain Roman Smolcic to the Dockside Fleet! Captain Roman has been fishing his entire life and specializes in all fisheries, including Rockfish, Ling Cod, Crab, Salmon, Halibut, and Tuna! Roman will be running all of his inshore trips on the Sunrise and his offshore trips on one of our 50' boats beginning late Spring of this year. Roman has been a Captain out of Depoe Bay for 15+ years and will get you on the fish, no matter what he's fishing for!
While Roman is getting ready for this season, Captain Craig Calkins will be running Rockfish and Ling Cod trips on the Sunrise for the next couple of months!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
Proposed 2023 Salmon season
The 2023 ocean salmon season has put out three proposals for the upcoming summer season with marked selective Coho salmon fishing beginning June 17th and running thru the last day of August. Quotas being proposed run between 90,000 and 120,000 fish. There will be no Chinook salmon retention due to lower than expected numbers in the California zones.
There will also be a September non-marked selective coho fishery like in past years somewhere between 15,000 and 25,000 fish with a possibility of a rollover from the summer quota if anything remains. There could be a possibility of a Chinook season of one fish in that time also. Final decisions will be made by the PFMC at their annual meeting May 7th.
2023 PROPOSED HALIBUT SEASON
SPRING: May 1 - June 30th, 7 days a week. Limit one fish per person. For 2023, the regulation has changed and we will now be able to keep Rockfish and Ling Cod on our offshore Halibut Trips!
SUMMER: August 3-5, then every other Thursday - Saturday.
2023 BOTTOMFISHING REGULATIONS
Bag Limits • General marine fish bag limit -5 fish o New in 2023. No sub-bag limit for China and copper rockfish. China and copper rockfish are a regular part of the 2023 general marine bag limit o Cabezon- 1 fish sub-bag limit, Opens July 1st - 16 inch minimum size • Lingcod- 2 fish - 22 inch minimum size • Yelloweye and quillback rockfish remain prohibited. Depth Restriction • New in 2023- Open to all-depths year-round, no seasonal depth restriction.
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The Surfrider took 12 hardy fishermen out there today on a windy, rainy and white capped ocean. From the shoreline the Surfrider was looking like it was riding really well but probably it was a little nautical if on the boat. The "amazing" thing is that they came home almost two and a half hours early with limits not only of rockfish but a really nice looking limit of Lingcod as well. No crabbing today and the folks out there having reservations for Friday and/or Saturday you might call the office for ocean updates as it does not look good the next few days.
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
Proposed 2023 Salmon season
The 2023 ocean salmon season has put out three proposals for the upcoming summer season with marked selective Coho salmon fishing beginning June 17th and running thru the last day of August. Quotas being proposed run between 90,000 and 120,000 fish. There will be no Chinook salmon retention due to lower than expected numbers in the California zones.
There will also be a September non-marked selective coho fishery like in past years somewhere between 15,000 and 25,000 fish with a possibility of a rollover from the summer quota if anything remains. There could be a possibility of a Chinook season of one fish in that time also. Final decisions will be made by the PFMC at their annual meeting May 7th.
2023 PROPOSED HALIBUT SEASON
SPRING: May 1 - June 30th, 7 days a week. Limit one fish per person. For 2023, the regulation has changed and we will now be able to keep Rockfish and Ling Cod on our offshore Halibut Trips!
SUMMER: August 3-5, then every other Thursday - Saturday.
2023 BOTTOMFISHING REGULATIONS
Bag Limits • General marine fish bag limit -5 fish o New in 2023. No sub-bag limit for China and copper rockfish. China and copper rockfish are a regular part of the 2023 general marine bag limit o Cabezon- 1 fish sub-bag limit, Opens July 1st - 16 inch minimum size • Lingcod- 2 fish - 22 inch minimum size • Yelloweye and quillback rockfish remain prohibited. Depth Restriction • New in 2023- Open to all-depths year-round, no seasonal depth restriction.
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The Tacklebuster and Surfrider both had excellent trips out today with limits or very near limits on rockfish and Lingcod. The crab catch was around four per person . Look at the size of that Lingcod in the picture. One happy fisherman with that catch.
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
Proposed 2023 Salmon season
The 2023 ocean salmon season has put out three proposals for the upcoming summer season with marked selective Coho salmon fishing beginning June 17th and running thru the last day of August. Quotas being proposed run between 90,000 and 120,000 fish. There will be no Chinook salmon retention due to lower than expected numbers in the California zones.
There will also be a September non-marked selective coho fishery like in past years somewhere between 15,000 and 25,000 fish with a possibility of a rollover from the summer quota if anything remains. There could be a possibility of a Chinook season of one fish in that time also. Final decisions will be made by the PFMC at their annual meeting May 7th.
2023 PROPOSED HALIBUT SEASON
SPRING: May 1 - June 30th, 7 days a week. Limit one fish per person. For 2023, the regulation has changed and we will now be able to keep Rockfish and Ling Cod on our offshore Halibut Trips!
SUMMER: August 3-5, then every other Thursday - Saturday.
2023 BOTTOMFISHING REGULATIONS
Bag Limits • General marine fish bag limit -5 fish o New in 2023. No sub-bag limit for China and copper rockfish. China and copper rockfish are a regular part of the 2023 general marine bag limit o Cabezon- 1 fish sub-bag limit, Opens July 1st - 16 inch minimum size • Lingcod- 2 fish - 22 inch minimum size • Yelloweye and quillback rockfish remain prohibited. Depth Restriction • New in 2023- Open to all-depths year-round, no seasonal depth restriction.
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An update on some incoming ocean weather for Friday and Saturday. If you have reservations you might call the office for an up-to-date forecast. Things calm down by what we are seeing now for Sunday.
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
Proposed 2023 Salmon season
The 2023 ocean salmon season has put out three proposals for the upcoming summer season with marked selective Coho salmon fishing beginning June 17th and running thru the last day of August. Quotas being proposed run between 90,000 and 120,000 fish. There will be no Chinook salmon retention due to lower than expected numbers in the California zones.
There will also be a September non-marked selective coho fishery like in past years somewhere between 15,000 and 25,000 fish with a possibility of a rollover from the summer quota if anything remains. There could be a possibility of a Chinook season of one fish in that time also. Final decisions will be made by the PFMC at their annual meeting May 7th.
2023 PROPOSED HALIBUT SEASON
SPRING: May 1 - June 30th, 7 days a week. Limit one fish per person. For 2023, the regulation has changed and we will now be able to keep Rockfish and Ling Cod on our offshore Halibut Trips!
SUMMER: August 3-5, then every other Thursday - Saturday.
2023 BOTTOMFISHING REGULATIONS
Bag Limits • General marine fish bag limit -5 fish o New in 2023. No sub-bag limit for China and copper rockfish. China and copper rockfish are a regular part of the 2023 general marine bag limit o Cabezon- 1 fish sub-bag limit, Opens July 1st - 16 inch minimum size • Lingcod- 2 fish - 22 inch minimum size • Yelloweye and quillback rockfish remain prohibited. Depth Restriction • New in 2023- Open to all-depths year-round, no seasonal depth restriction.
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Very nice ocean out there this morning a great improvement over yesterday morning with all the wind and rain. Today we had nothing but blue skies and calm winds in the morning hours. The Tacklebuster and the Surfrider were out there for Dockside today and both came home with Lingcod limits and one of the vessels was just a few few fish short on the rockfish limit. The crabbing was around five per person. The rockfish bite was frantic in the early morning hours and then around mid-morning the Lingcod took off with on one drift one of the vessels caught twenty of them. WOW!!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
Proposed 2023 Salmon season
The 2023 ocean salmon season has put out three proposals for the upcoming summer season with marked selective Coho salmon fishing beginning June 17th and running thru the last day of August. Quotas being proposed run between 90,000 and 120,000 fish. There will be no Chinook salmon retention due to lower than expected numbers in the California zones.
There will also be a September non-marked selective coho fishery like in past years somewhere between 15,000 and 25,000 fish with a possibility of a rollover from the summer quota if anything remains. There could be a possibility of a Chinook season of one fish in that time also. Final decisions will be made by the PFMC at their annual meeting May 7th.
2023 PROPOSED HALIBUT SEASON
SPRING: May 1 - June 30th, 7 days a week. Limit one fish per person. For 2023, the regulation has changed and we will now be able to keep Rockfish and Ling Cod on our offshore Halibut Trips!
SUMMER: August 3-5, then every other Thursday - Saturday.
2023 BOTTOMFISHING REGULATIONS
Bag Limits • General marine fish bag limit -5 fish o New in 2023. No sub-bag limit for China and copper rockfish. China and copper rockfish are a regular part of the 2023 general marine bag limit o Cabezon- 1 fish sub-bag limit, Opens July 1st - 16 inch minimum size • Lingcod- 2 fish - 22 inch minimum size • Yelloweye and quillback rockfish remain prohibited. Depth Restriction • New in 2023- Open to all-depths year-round, no seasonal depth restriction.
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The ocean weather was a bit on the nautical side this morning with not much swell but there was wind and rain out there. It did not however stop the crew onboard the Surfrider from getting there limits both on rockfish and Lingcod plus 6-crabs around per person on board who were crabbing. The weather for tomorrow sounds a whole lot better with the rain and wind out of the area and just a nice ocean forecast.
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
Proposed 2023 Salmon season
The 2023 ocean salmon season has put out three proposals for the upcoming summer season with marked selective Coho salmon fishing beginning June 17th and running thru the last day of August. Quotas being proposed run between 90,000 and 120,000 fish. There will be no Chinook salmon retention due to lower than expected numbers in the California zones.
There will also be a September non-marked selective coho fishery like in past years somewhere between 15,000 and 25,000 fish with a possibility of a rollover from the summer quota if anything remains. There could be a possibility of a Chinook season of one fish in that time also. Final decisions will be made by the PFMC at their annual meeting May 7th.
2023 PROPOSED HALIBUT SEASON
SPRING: May 1 - June 30th, 7 days a week. Limit one fish per person. For 2023, the regulation has changed and we will now be able to keep Rockfish and Ling Cod on our offshore Halibut Trips!
SUMMER: August 3-5, then every other Thursday - Saturday.
2023 BOTTOMFISHING REGULATIONS
Bag Limits • General marine fish bag limit -5 fish o New in 2023. No sub-bag limit for China and copper rockfish. China and copper rockfish are a regular part of the 2023 general marine bag limit o Cabezon- 1 fish sub-bag limit, Opens July 1st - 16 inch minimum size • Lingcod- 2 fish - 22 inch minimum size • Yelloweye and quillback rockfish remain prohibited. Depth Restriction • New in 2023- Open to all-depths year-round, no seasonal depth restriction.
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Another really good day out on the fishing pond with Dockside on a virtually flat ocean with one of our vessels out there reported a limit of rockfish and only 1-Lingcod short of a total limit. Crabbing was also really good as each passenger participating took home almost 6- crabs per person. A little drizzly on the water today and suppose to be once again Monday morning. We do have boats going out Monday and Tuesday so give us a call for some really excellent fishing.
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
Proposed 2023 Salmon season
The 2023 ocean salmon season has put out three proposals for the upcoming summer season with marked selective Coho salmon fishing beginning June 17th and running thru the last day of August. Quotas being proposed run between 90,000 and 120,000 fish. There will be no Chinook salmon retention due to lower than expected numbers in the California zones.
There will also be a September non-marked selective coho fishery like in past years somewhere between 15,000 and 25,000 fish with a possibility of a rollover from the summer quota if anything remains. There could be a possibility of a Chinook season of one fish in that time also. Final decisions will be made by the PFMC at their annual meeting May 7th.
2023 PROPOSED HALIBUT SEASON
SPRING: May 1 - June 30th, 7 days a week. Limit one fish per person. For 2023, the regulation has changed and we will now be able to keep Rockfish and Ling Cod on our offshore Halibut Trips!
SUMMER: August 3-5, then every other Thursday - Saturday.
2023 BOTTOMFISHING REGULATIONS
Bag Limits • General marine fish bag limit -5 fish o New in 2023. No sub-bag limit for China and copper rockfish. China and copper rockfish are a regular part of the 2023 general marine bag limit o Cabezon- 1 fish sub-bag limit, Opens July 1st - 16 inch minimum size • Lingcod- 2 fish - 22 inch minimum size • Yelloweye and quillback rockfish remain prohibited. Depth Restriction • New in 2023- Open to all-depths year-round, no seasonal depth restriction.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Had an afternoon trip today and wanted to show you one of the great looking fish one of our folks caught on a beautiful afternoon ocean... That's one beautiful fish.
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
Proposed 2023 Salmon season
The 2023 ocean salmon season has put out three proposals for the upcoming summer season with marked selective Coho salmon fishing beginning June 17th and running thru the last day of August. Quotas being proposed run between 90,000 and 120,000 fish. There will be no Chinook salmon retention due to lower than expected numbers in the California zones.
There will also be a September non-marked selective coho fishery like in past years somewhere between 15,000 and 25,000 fish with a possibility of a rollover from the summer quota if anything remains. There could be a possibility of a Chinook season of one fish in that time also. Final decisions will be made by the PFMC at their annual meeting May 7th.
2023 PROPOSED HALIBUT SEASON
SPRING: May 1 - June 30th, 7 days a week. Limit one fish per person. For 2023, the regulation has changed and we will now be able to keep Rockfish and Ling Cod on our offshore Halibut Trips!
SUMMER: August 3-5, then every other Thursday - Saturday.
2023 BOTTOMFISHING REGULATIONS
Bag Limits • General marine fish bag limit -5 fish o New in 2023. No sub-bag limit for China and copper rockfish. China and copper rockfish are a regular part of the 2023 general marine bag limit o Cabezon- 1 fish sub-bag limit, Opens July 1st - 16 inch minimum size • Lingcod- 2 fish - 22 inch minimum size • Yelloweye and quillback rockfish remain prohibited. Depth Restriction • New in 2023- Open to all-depths year-round, no seasonal depth restriction.
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Another great Dockside day on a springtime super flat ocean and super fishing on top of that. There have been many pictures of big fish over the years but this is without a doubt one of the biggest Vermillion's seen in these waters recently. Two large boats out today and both boats limited on the rockfish and "in total" only three short of Lingcod's this morning. Crabbing was also good with around five take home full of meat Dungeness crabs per person. Might have some rain the next two days but the ocean still looks decent for fishing so bring your rain coat and get out there with Dockside Charters.
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
Proposed 2023 Salmon season
The 2023 ocean salmon season has put out three proposals for the upcoming summer season with marked selective Coho salmon fishing beginning June 17th and running thru the last day of August. Quotas being proposed run between 90,000 and 120,000 fish. There will be no Chinook salmon retention due to lower than expected numbers in the California zones.
There will also be a September non-marked selective coho fishery like in past years somewhere between 15,000 and 25,000 fish with a possibility of a rollover from the summer quota if anything remains. There could be a possibility of a Chinook season of one fish in that time also. Final decisions will be made by the PFMC at their annual meeting May 7th.
2023 PROPOSED HALIBUT SEASON
SPRING: May 1 - June 30th, 7 days a week. Limit one fish per person. For 2023, the regulation has changed and we will now be able to keep Rockfish and Ling Cod on our offshore Halibut Trips!
SUMMER: August 3-5, then every other Thursday - Saturday.
2023 BOTTOMFISHING REGULATIONS
Bag Limits • General marine fish bag limit -5 fish o New in 2023. No sub-bag limit for China and copper rockfish. China and copper rockfish are a regular part of the 2023 general marine bag limit o Cabezon- 1 fish sub-bag limit, Opens July 1st - 16 inch minimum size • Lingcod- 2 fish - 22 inch minimum size • Yelloweye and quillback rockfish remain prohibited. Depth Restriction • New in 2023- Open to all-depths year-round, no seasonal depth restriction.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Another nice Lincod feeding on some rather large bait
DOCKSIDE CHARTERS
"THE FISHERMAN'S CHOICE"
Tuna / Fishing Report:
03/17/2023
This Lingcod was hungry!!!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
Proposed 2023 Salmon season
The 2023 ocean salmon season has put out three proposals for the upcoming summer season with marked selective Coho salmon fishing beginning June 17th and running thru the last day of August. Quotas being proposed run between 90,000 and 120,000 fish. There will be no Chinook salmon retention due to lower than expected numbers in the California zones.
There will also be a September non-marked selective coho fishery like in past years somewhere between 15,000 and 25,000 fish with a possibility of a rollover from the summer quota if anything remains. There could be a possibility of a Chinook season of one fish in that time also. Final decisions will be made by the PFMC at their annual meeting May 7th.
2023 PROPOSED HALIBUT SEASON
SPRING: May 1 - June 30th, 7 days a week. Limit one fish per person. For 2023, the regulation has changed and we will now be able to keep Rockfish and Ling Cod on our offshore Halibut Trips!
SUMMER: August 3-5, then every other Thursday - Saturday.
2023 BOTTOMFISHING REGULATIONS
Bag Limits • General marine fish bag limit -5 fish o New in 2023. No sub-bag limit for China and copper rockfish. China and copper rockfish are a regular part of the 2023 general marine bag limit o Cabezon- 1 fish sub-bag limit, Opens July 1st - 16 inch minimum size • Lingcod- 2 fish - 22 inch minimum size • Yelloweye and quillback rockfish remain prohibited. Depth Restriction • New in 2023- Open to all-depths year-round, no seasonal depth restriction.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Another great day on the Pacific out of Dockside Charters and like most of the days lately we had phenomenal success fishing with rockfish AND Lingcod limits for all of our hard working folks on board this morning. Crabbing this morning not quite as good as the day before but it was still worth the extra price for the crab by bringing in almost five per person. On top of that we had another beautiful day out there even a little better then the day before as not nearly as chilly. We have a great forecast for you folks thinking of coming down to get in on this great fishing pretty much all the way thru next Tuesday. Now is the time for this the very special Lingcod fishing so get on down here. Dress for chilly weather first thing in the morning but by the time your trip is over you will peel something off as the sun hits the water.
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
Proposed 2023 Salmon season
The 2023 ocean salmon season has put out three proposals for the upcoming summer season with marked selective Coho salmon fishing beginning June 17th and running thru the last day of August. Quotas being proposed run between 90,000 and 120,000 fish. There will be no Chinook salmon retention due to lower than expected numbers in the California zones.
There will also be a September non-marked selective coho fishery like in past years somewhere between 15,000 and 25,000 fish with a possibility of a rollover from the summer quota if anything remains. There could be a possibility of a Chinook season of one fish in that time also. Final decisions will be made by the PFMC at their annual meeting May 7th.
2023 PROPOSED HALIBUT SEASON
SPRING: May 1 - June 30th, 7 days a week. Limit one fish per person. For 2023, the regulation has changed and we will now be able to keep Rockfish and Ling Cod on our offshore Halibut Trips!
SUMMER: August 3-5, then every other Thursday - Saturday.
2023 BOTTOMFISHING REGULATIONS
Bag Limits • General marine fish bag limit -5 fish o New in 2023. No sub-bag limit for China and copper rockfish. China and copper rockfish are a regular part of the 2023 general marine bag limit o Cabezon- 1 fish sub-bag limit, Opens July 1st - 16 inch minimum size • Lingcod- 2 fish - 22 inch minimum size • Yelloweye and quillback rockfish remain prohibited. Depth Restriction • New in 2023- Open to all-depths year-round, no seasonal depth restriction.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Another great day on a chilly but beautiful ocean and the fishing was just fantastic with limits for everyone aboard for both rockfish and Lingcod. Both the Tacklebuster and Surffrider came home with great catches and some beautiful Lingcod. This is the time to be here for the Lingcod bite as historically the springtime is when the spawners are in the more shallow waters and by the looks of the picture our crew caught some beauty’s this morning. Crabbing was also terrific with around 7-per person on one of the vessels reporting. The weather looks really good at least thru next Monday, March 20th so give us a call as we have trips going out each day.
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
Proposed 2023 Salmon season
The 2023 ocean salmon season has put out three proposals for the upcoming summer season with marked selective Coho salmon fishing beginning June 17th and running thru the last day of August. Quotas being proposed run between 90,000 and 120,000 fish. There will be no Chinook salmon retention due to lower than expected numbers in the California zones.
There will also be a September non-marked selective coho fishery like in past years somewhere between 15,000 and 25,000 fish with a possibility of a rollover from the summer quota if anything remains. There could be a possibility of a Chinook season of one fish in that time also. Final decisions will be made by the PFMC at their annual meeting May 7th.
2023 PROPOSED HALIBUT SEASON
SPRING: May 1 - June 30th, 7 days a week. Limit one fish per person. For 2023, the regulation has changed and we will now be able to keep Rockfish and Ling Cod on our offshore Halibut Trips!
SUMMER: August 3-5, then every other Thursday - Saturday.
2023 BOTTOMFISHING REGULATIONS
Bag Limits • General marine fish bag limit -5 fish o New in 2023. No sub-bag limit for China and copper rockfish. China and copper rockfish are a regular part of the 2023 general marine bag limit o Cabezon- 1 fish sub-bag limit, Opens July 1st - 16 inch minimum size • Lingcod- 2 fish - 22 inch minimum size • Yelloweye and quillback rockfish remain prohibited. Depth Restriction • New in 2023- Open to all-depths year-round, no seasonal depth restriction.
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The ling cod fishing is absolutely amazing right now with limits of ling cod and rockfish brought in today for everyone onboard. Crabbing is still doing great out there with averages of 4.5 per person! Ocean conditions are looking fantastic this whole week and through the weekend. We've got trips available every day this week. Give our office a call or reserve your spot online while the ling cod are on the bite!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2023 PROPOSED HALIBUT SEASON
SPRING: May 1 - June 30th, 7 days a week. Limit one fish per person. For 2023, the regulation has changed and we will now be able to keep Rockfish and Ling Cod on our offshore Halibut Trips!
SUMMER: August 3-5, then every other Thursday - Saturday.
2023 BOTTOMFISHING REGULATIONS
Bag Limits • General marine fish bag limit -5 fish o New in 2023. No sub-bag limit for China and copper rockfish. China and copper rockfish are a regular part of the 2023 general marine bag limit o Cabezon- 1 fish sub-bag limit, Opens July 1st - 16 inch minimum size • Lingcod- 2 fish - 22 inch minimum size • Yelloweye and quillback rockfish remain prohibited. Depth Restriction • New in 2023- Open to all-depths year-round, no seasonal depth restriction.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Ocean conditions are fantastic today and thebfish are hungry. We've got a boat reporting in with limits of rockfish and ling cod for everyone on board. We've got another short weather system coming in on Monday but Tiesday-Thursday this next week looks great! Our 5 hour trips are available, give us a call or reserve online now while the fish are on the bite!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2023 PROPOSED HALIBUT SEASON
SPRING: May 1 - June 30th, 7 days a week. Limit one fish per person. For 2023, the regulation has changed and we will now be able to keep Rockfish and Ling Cod on our offshore Halibut Trips!
SUMMER: August 3-5, then every other Thursday - Saturday.
2023 BOTTOMFISHING REGULATIONS
Bag Limits • General marine fish bag limit -5 fish o New in 2023. No sub-bag limit for China and copper rockfish. China and copper rockfish are a regular part of the 2023 general marine bag limit o Cabezon- 1 fish sub-bag limit, Opens July 1st - 16 inch minimum size • Lingcod- 2 fish - 22 inch minimum size • Yelloweye and quillback rockfish remain prohibited. Depth Restriction • New in 2023- Open to all-depths year-round, no seasonal depth restriction.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
It's another great day of bottomfishing out there! Our boats are reporting in with a great catch already of rockfish and the ling cod are biting as well. Crabbing has still been excellent, yesterday's trip brought in 8 crab per person. We've got some rough weather these next couple of days but the weekend forecast looks good and we've got space available on Saturday afternoon!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2023 PROPOSED HALIBUT SEASON
SPRING: May 1 - June 30th, 7 days a week. Limit one fish per person. For 2023, the regulation has changed and we will now be able to keep Rockfish and Ling Cod on our offshore Halibut Trips!
SUMMER: August 3-5, then every other Thursday - Saturday.
2023 BOTTOMFISHING REGULATIONS
Bag Limits • General marine fish bag limit -5 fish o New in 2023. No sub-bag limit for China and copper rockfish. China and copper rockfish are a regular part of the 2023 general marine bag limit o Cabezon- 1 fish sub-bag limit, Opens July 1st - 16 inch minimum size • Lingcod- 2 fish - 22 inch minimum size • Yelloweye and quillback rockfish remain prohibited. Depth Restriction • New in 2023- Open to all-depths year-round, no seasonal depth restriction.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
The fish are hungry out there today! Our boat out this morning has already limited on rockfish for everyone on board and are now searching for some Ling Cod as well. Ocean forecast looks great for tomorrow and we still have room, give our office a call today or reserve online now!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2023 PROPOSED HALIBUT SEASON
SPRING: May 1 - June 30th, 7 days a week. Limit one fish per person. For 2023, the regulation has changed and we will now be able to keep Rockfish and Ling Cod on our offshore Halibut Trips!
SUMMER: August 3-5, then every other Thursday - Saturday.
2023 BOTTOMFISHING REGULATIONS
Bag Limits • General marine fish bag limit -5 fish o New in 2023. No sub-bag limit for China and copper rockfish. China and copper rockfish are a regular part of the 2023 general marine bag limit o Cabezon- 1 fish sub-bag limit, Opens July 1st - 16 inch minimum size • Lingcod- 2 fish - 22 inch minimum size • Yelloweye and quillback rockfish remain prohibited. Depth Restriction • New in 2023- Open to all-depths year-round, no seasonal depth restriction.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Hey everyone our there in the Boise area! Come see us at the Sportsman Show this weekend at Expo Idaho! We've got a raffle for a free fishing trip and show discounts! Hours are 5pm-9pm tomorrow, 11am-9pm Saturday, and 11am-4pm on Sunday. Looking forward to talking with you guys!
The forecast starting from Tuesday on next week looks awesome! We have rockfish/ling cod trips available every day next week with option to add crab. Be sure to book online or call our office to get reserved before the spaces fill up!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2023 PROPOSED HALIBUT SEASON
SPRING: May 1 - June 30th, 7 days a week. Limit one fish per person. For 2023, the regulation has changed and we will now be able to keep Rockfish and Ling Cod on our offshore Halibut Trips!
SUMMER: August 3-5, then every other Thursday - Saturday.
2023 BOTTOMFISHING REGULATIONS
Bag Limits • General marine fish bag limit -5 fish o New in 2023. No sub-bag limit for China and copper rockfish. China and copper rockfish are a regular part of the 2023 general marine bag limit o Cabezon- 1 fish sub-bag limit, Opens July 1st - 16 inch minimum size • Lingcod- 2 fish - 22 inch minimum size • Yelloweye and quillback rockfish remain prohibited. Depth Restriction • New in 2023- Open to all-depths year-round, no seasonal depth restriction.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
We had a bunny bar crossing today but we were able to sneak out on a fishing trip and it was awesome! Limits of rockfish and a bunch of nice ling cod were brought in as well as 5 crab per person! We've got rough ocean again for a few days but starting Monday and all next week the ocean looks great! We will have trips everyday as long as that forecast pans out... give us a call and reserve now before the spots fill up!
Also... BOISE FISHERMEN! We are at the Boise Sportsman Show this weekend! Come and stop by our booth, we've got some show discounts if you book on the spot and we'll be giving away a free 5-hour trip! We're excited to be at the Expo Idaho center and can't wait to talk to you!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2023 PROPOSED HALIBUT SEASON
SPRING: May 1 - June 30th, 7 days a week. Limit one fish per person. For 2023, the regulation has changed and we will now be able to keep Rockfish and Ling Cod on our offshore Halibut Trips!
SUMMER: August 3-5, then every other Thursday - Saturday.
2023 BOTTOMFISHING REGULATIONS
Bag Limits • General marine fish bag limit -5 fish o New in 2023. No sub-bag limit for China and copper rockfish. China and copper rockfish are a regular part of the 2023 general marine bag limit o Cabezon- 1 fish sub-bag limit, Opens July 1st - 16 inch minimum size • Lingcod- 2 fish - 22 inch minimum size • Yelloweye and quillback rockfish remain prohibited. Depth Restriction • New in 2023- Open to all-depths year-round, no seasonal depth restriction.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
The ocean conditions were incredibly nice today and it made for great fishing conditions out there. Our boat reported in with limits of rockfish with some ling cod in the mix as well. Crabbing was great too with averages of 4 per person! Looks like we're in for another round of rough weather for a few days but hopefully it clears up soon and we'll be back out there again!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2023 PROPOSED HALIBUT SEASON
SPRING: May 1 - June 30th, 7 days a week. Limit one fish per person. For 2023, the regulation has changed and we will now be able to keep Rockfish and Ling Cod on our offshore Halibut Trips!
SUMMER: August 3-5, then every other Thursday - Saturday.
2023 BOTTOMFISHING REGULATIONS
Bag Limits • General marine fish bag limit -5 fish o New in 2023. No sub-bag limit for China and copper rockfish. China and copper rockfish are a regular part of the 2023 general marine bag limit o Cabezon- 1 fish sub-bag limit, Opens July 1st - 16 inch minimum size • Lingcod- 2 fish - 22 inch minimum size • Yelloweye and quillback rockfish remain prohibited. Depth Restriction • New in 2023- Open to all-depths year-round, no seasonal depth restriction.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
We had another short weather window today and we were able to get out bottom fishing and crabbing! It was a great fishing day out there with just a few fish shy of a limit on rockfish, 20 ling cod, and 7 crab per person. Unfortunately, the ocean conditions look to be getting rough again starting tomorrow and for the next several days but it looks like late next week we might have another fishing opportunity!
The Proposed Halibut Season has just been released as well. The ODFW will finalize these dates at the end of May, but generally they will stick with what they propose. The dates are listed below and we are booking for Halibut in May right now! Remember, this year you can keep rockfish/ling cod on these trips now, which is a great bonus for these trips.
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2023 PROPOSED HALIBUT SEASON
SPRING: May 1 - June 30th, 7 days a week. Limit one fish per person. For 2023, the regulation has changed and we will now be able to keep Rockfish and Ling Cod on our offshore Halibut Trips!
SUMMER: August 3-5, then every other Thursday - Saturday.
2023 BOTTOMFISHING REGULATIONS
Bag Limits • General marine fish bag limit -5 fish o New in 2023. No sub-bag limit for China and copper rockfish. China and copper rockfish are a regular part of the 2023 general marine bag limit o Cabezon- 1 fish sub-bag limit, Opens July 1st - 16 inch minimum size • Lingcod- 2 fish - 22 inch minimum size • Yelloweye and quillback rockfish remain prohibited. Depth Restriction • New in 2023- Open to all-depths year-round, no seasonal depth restriction.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
We had a short weather window to get out today and the fishing was great, limits of ling cod for everyone on board. Crabbing still good at 6+ per person! Ling cod should be good now through April so be sure to get yourself scheduled on one of our trips now if you'd like to get some ling cod!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2023 BOTTOMFISHING REGULATIONS
Bag Limits • General marine fish bag limit -5 fish o New in 2023. No sub-bag limit for China and copper rockfish. China and copper rockfish are a regular part of the 2023 general marine bag limit o Cabezon- 1 fish sub-bag limit, Opens July 1st - 16 inch minimum size • Lingcod- 2 fish - 22 inch minimum size • Yelloweye and quillback rockfish remain prohibited. Depth Restriction • New in 2023- Open to all-depths year-round, no seasonal depth restriction.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
We've been really lucky here this last week with some great ocean conditions and even better fishing conditions! Yesterday, our boat limited on rockfish and brought in 10 crab per person. Ling cod were slower on the bite yesterday which is unusual for this time of year, but, that's fishing. Can't get them everyday! We've got another storm coming jn this weekend but it looks like the weather should be mellowing out next week!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2023 BOTTOMFISHING REGULATIONS
Bag Limits • General marine fish bag limit -5 fish o New in 2023. No sub-bag limit for China and copper rockfish. China and copper rockfish are a regular part of the 2023 general marine bag limit o Cabezon- 1 fish sub-bag limit, Opens July 1st - 16 inch minimum size • Lingcod- 2 fish - 22 inch minimum size • Yelloweye and quillback rockfish remain prohibited. Depth Restriction • New in 2023- Open to all-depths year-round, no seasonal depth restriction.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
We are in Pasco, WA this weekend at the Tri-Cities Sportsman Show! Come on out - we've got a raffle for a 5-hour fishing trip as well as discounts for those that book at this show!
We are still running our 5-hr rockfish and ling cod trips this winter as long as the ocean's nice. We've got trips available tomorrow, Sunday, and Monday! The ling cod fishing has been great lately with limits or near limits being brought in and averaged 10 crab per person yesterday!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2023 BOTTOMFISHING REGULATIONS
Bag Limits • General marine fish bag limit -5 fish o New in 2023. No sub-bag limit for China and copper rockfish. China and copper rockfish are a regular part of the 2023 general marine bag limit o Cabezon- 1 fish sub-bag limit, Opens July 1st - 16 inch minimum size • Lingcod- 2 fish - 22 inch minimum size • Yelloweye and quillback rockfish remain prohibited. Depth Restriction • New in 2023- Open to all-depths year-round, no seasonal depth restriction.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
The ling cod fishing continues to be fantastic with our fleet reporting in limits of ling cod or near limits all weekend. The rockfish bite has been starting out slow, but ultimately they're getting them as the trip goes on. The crabbing has been crazy with averages of 7-12 per person these last few days! Looks like we've got another stretch of rough weather coming in later this week but hopefully it doesn't last too long! Give our office a call for the latest updates on weather and availability over the next few weeks!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
BOTTOMFISHING IN SEASON CHANGE BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 6, 2022
Beginning September 6, 2022 Marine bag limit reduced to 4-fish per angler China and copper rockfish, and cabezon are prohibited
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
The Samson is out there today and reported in with yet another amazing day of ling cod fishing! The ocean conditions look great tomorrow through Sunday and we have space available still. Give us a call or reserve online now while the ling cod bite is hot!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
BOTTOMFISHING IN SEASON CHANGE BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 6, 2022
Beginning September 6, 2022 Marine bag limit reduced to 4-fish per angler China and copper rockfish, and cabezon are prohibited
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
We had two boats out today and both reported limits of ling cod for everyone on board! The ocean forecast looks great through the weekend and we have space tomorrow through Sunday! Give our office a call or reserve online now, space is limited at this time of year!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
BOTTOMFISHING IN SEASON CHANGE BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 6, 2022
Beginning September 6, 2022 Marine bag limit reduced to 4-fish per angler China and copper rockfish, and cabezon are prohibited
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Ocean forecast looks great everyday starting Tuesday! We've got our 5 hour bottomfishing trip with option to crab available, give us a call while we still have space! The ling cod fishing at this time of year is just incredible and we have been averaging 8-11 crab per person! Be sure to get your spots reserved as space is limited at this time of year. Our office is open everyday at 9:00 AM!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
BOTTOMFISHING IN SEASON CHANGE BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 6, 2022
Beginning September 6, 2022 Marine bag limit reduced to 4-fish per angler China and copper rockfish, and cabezon are prohibited
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
The ling cod fishing is absolutely stellar right now! We brought in 56 ling cod yesterday! Ocean conditions look excellent for tomorrow and Wednesday - give our office a call or book online now. If you want some fresh ling cod in your freezer now is the time to go!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
BOTTOMFISHING IN SEASON CHANGE BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 6, 2022
Beginning September 6, 2022 Marine bag limit reduced to 4-fish per angler China and copper rockfish, and cabezon are prohibited
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
We have some beautiful November weather here in Depoe Bay today and our 5-hour bottom fishing trip did excellent! Limits of ling cod for the whole boat and a ton of rockfish as well! The ocean conditions couldn't have been any nicer out there, with minimal swell and no wind today. We still have some availability this Saturday if you're looking to get out there and the ocean conditions look great!
We are also excited to announce we've been voted the #1 Best Charter Company in Lincoln County! All of us here at Dockside would like to thank everyone that came out with us this year, we wouldn't be here without you! We will continue to strive to be the best charter service out there!
Don't forget, the holidays are coming up and Dockside Gift Cards are perfect for those on your shopping list! Our Gift Cards never expire and can be used towards any trip! Give our office a call directly and we will get one out in the mail to you ASAP!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
BOTTOMFISHING IN SEASON CHANGE BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 6, 2022
Beginning September 6, 2022 Marine bag limit reduced to 4-fish per angler China and copper rockfish, and cabezon are prohibited
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
The ocean finally settled down after a stretch of stormy weather and the fishing is excellent today! Our boat has reported in limits of ling cod already for everyone on board and they're working on their rockfish! Crabbing still remains closed until Drcember 1st, but our 5-hour bottomfishing trips will leave ocean permitting all winter!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
BOTTOMFISHING IN SEASON CHANGE BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 6, 2022
Beginning September 6, 2022 Marine bag limit reduced to 4-fish per angler China and copper rockfish, and cabezon are prohibited
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
We've had lots of rough weather lately but we were able to sneak out today on a good and shirt weather window on our 5-hour bottom fishing trip! Turned out to be a good trip with a good catch of rockfish as well as ling cod in the mix as well. Ocean was a little cranky, leftover for the stormy weather we've had this last week. Looks to be a little stormy again for the next few days but mid-week next week looks great! Give our office a call or book online now... we are open and running trips all winter as long as the ocean is nice!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
BOTTOMFISHING IN SEASON CHANGE BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 6, 2022
Beginning September 6, 2022 Marine bag limit reduced to 4-fish per angler China and copper rockfish, and cabezon are prohibited
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Well, we've had about a week of extremely rough ocean conditions but we had a good weather window today and we were able to get out rock fishing! The rock fishing was excellent with our boat reporting in limits for everyone and they brought in some Ling Cod as well, though they weren't red hot on the bite. Crabbing is closed until December 1st. We will be running trips as the ocean conditions allow all winter this year. As long as the weather cooperates we will continue to run the 5-hour bottom fishing trips. Our fishing reports will be updated periodically as we get out on trips, but our office is open so feel free to give us a call and check with us as well!
The holiday season is right around the corner... Dockside Gift Cards are the perfect gift for all of the fishermen on your shopping list! Our gift cards can be for any amount and never expire, and can be used for any of fishing/whale watching charters! Give us a call and we can get one out to you in the mail right away!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
BOTTOMFISHING IN SEASON CHANGE BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 6, 2022
Beginning September 6, 2022 Marine bag limit reduced to 4-fish per angler China and copper rockfish, and cabezon are prohibited
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Our 5 hour bottomfishing trips continue to do very well, and aside from one rough ocean day this week, we have been able to get out every day! The rockfish are still on the bite with limits or near limits being brought in. The ling cod bite has been off and on but we're still bringing them in! Ocean conditions look great through this weekend, we've still got some room on Saturday and Sunday! Make your reservation now while the ocean is still nice!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
BOTTOMFISHING IN SEASON CHANGE BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 6, 2022
Beginning September 6, 2022 Marine bag limit reduced to 4-fish per angler China and copper rockfish, and cabezon are prohibited
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Our 5-hour bottomfishing and crabbing trips have continued to leave daily here as the ocean conditions have held up very well for the most part during our first week of October! The rockfishing still remains very good with boats reporting in with limits today and bringing in some ling cod in the mix as well! Crabbing has still been very good, however, the last day for crabbing will be October 15th! The ocean forecast for this upcoming week still looks very good, and we plan on going out every day. We still have trips available so be sure to reserve now before the weather turns on us!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
BOTTOMFISHING IN SEASON CHANGE BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 6, 2022
Beginning September 6, 2022 Marine bag limit reduced to 4-fish per angler China and copper rockfish, and cabezon are prohibited
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
After a few days of rough ocean we are back out on the water today and it's a beautiful day out there! Very low swell and the sun's out! Ocean conditions look great through the weekend, we still have some room on our 5-hour bottomfishing trips tomorrow and Saturday. Crabbing season closes October 15th and the crabbing has been excellent lately! Come on out while the ocean's still nice!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
BOTTOMFISHING IN SEASON CHANGE BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 6, 2022
Beginning September 6, 2022 Marine bag limit reduced to 4-fish per angler China and copper rockfish, and cabezon are prohibited
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Well, this last week we've been able to get out bottomfishing every day and overall the fishing has been very good. Boats have been bringing in near limits of rockfish and some nice ling cod as well. Crabbing still remains excellent at averages of 3-8 per person!
The salmon bite has completely died, it would appear the fish moved out of our area which is not atypical for this late in the year. The season's only slated to be open a few more days, but unless we get reports that there are fish around, we likely won't be running anymore of these trips this year.
We are continuing to run our 5-hour bottomfishing trips and our 8-hour deep water ling cod trips through October, ocean permitting!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
BOTTOMFISHING IN SEASON CHANGE BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 6, 2022
Beginning September 6, 2022 Marine bag limit reduced to 4-fish per angler China and copper rockfish, and cabezon are prohibited
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
We have space this Tuesday, the 20th, on our 8-hour Deep Water Ling Cod trip! The ocean forecast offshore looks great for Tuesday, and it should be a great trip out there. On these trips, we go anywhere from 10-20 miles offshore, fishing with heavy gear targeting the big ling cod. You are able to keep rockfish as well, and they tend to me much bigger out there. Space is limited so give us a call or reserve online ASAP!
We are still sending out our 5-hour bottomfishing trips daily as well, with the option to crab. Crabbing has been averaging anywhere from 3-6 per person these last few days and the rockfish have really been on the bite. We saw quite a few Canaries and Ling Cod come in today as well!
The salmon bite was slow today compared to what it has been, but we will try again tomorrow and see what happens!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
BOTTOMFISHING IN SEASON CHANGE BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 6, 2022
Beginning September 6, 2022 Marine bag limit reduced to 4-fish per angler China and copper rockfish, and cabezon are prohibited
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Ocean conditions have been absolutely fantastic these last few days! The bottom fishing has been excellent this week with great catches of rockfish coming in daily and with good variety. Ling Cod have been doing well, some days they're bringing in quite a few and others they've been slower on the bite. Crabbing still is very good with averages of 4-8 per person!
The salmon season is still open and there's been a lot of action on these trips. The last few days we have been averaging about 1 keeper per person being brought in, but many fish lost/spit the hook out there. We expect the salmon season to remain open until the 30th as the quota has not reached its halfway mark yet.
We have Deep Water Ling Cod available this next Tuesday on the 20th! If you're looking to get offshore for the big ling be sure to reserve your spot now before it fills up!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
BOTTOMFISHING IN SEASON CHANGE BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 6, 2022
Beginning September 6, 2022 Marine bag limit reduced to 4-fish per angler China and copper rockfish, and cabezon are prohibited
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
We've had some great ocean conditions these last few days and the fishing in all fisheries has been great! Our bottomfishing trips continue to produce good varieties of rockfish and ling cod and the crabbing is still remaining strong at anywhere from 4-8 per person!
Our Deep Water Ling Cod trip was a great success yesterday, it sounded like our boat limited on those big offshore rockfish and got over half of his ling cod limit as well. Good size to them as well!
Salmon fishing remains pretty consistently good. These last few days our boats have been reporting lots of action with some boats limiting and others averaging 1 keeper a person. Just depends on the day! The season is open until the end of this month or until the quota is reached, whichever comes first!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
BOTTOMFISHING IN SEASON CHANGE BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 6, 2022
Beginning September 6, 2022 Marine bag limit reduced to 4-fish per angler China and copper rockfish, and cabezon are prohibited
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
The rockfish bite slowed down a bit these last couple of days, likely a product of the rough weather and colder ocean temps we've had lately. That should turn around pretty quick though, especially with all of this East wind we've been having! We were still able to bring in a few nice rockfish and the ling cod seemed to be heavier on the bite the last few days. Crabbing averaged anywhere from 3-5 per person, and good quality size to them as well!
We have an 8-hour Deep Water Ling Cod trip available this week on Tuesday if you're looking to get out offshore and target the BIG ling cod! We've got a few spaces left and will be running this trip through this month and next as long as the ocean conditions allow - Tuesday's forecast looks excellent for offshore at the moment!
The Salmon bite yesterday and today was pretty good, some boats today are reporting in at least 1 per person and others right about that range. They are still fishing though so we'll see what they end up with!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
BOTTOMFISHING IN SEASON CHANGE BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 6, 2022
Beginning September 6, 2022 Marine bag limit reduced to 4-fish per angler China and copper rockfish, and cabezon are prohibited
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Well, after a few days of pretty rough ocean conditions, our bottomfishing boats were able to get out this morning inshore and they did very well. Due to all of the wind we've had lately the water temperatures dropped quite a bit and our boats reported a great ling cod bite today! Tomorrow looks like the ocean conditions should be great for all of our fisheries going out, both salmon and bottomfishing. We have reached that time of the year where we will start to see a few rough ocean days here and there as we get into Fall, but as long as the ocean is nice we will continue to send trips out!
We are also taking reservations for our 8-hour deep water ling cod trips in September and October, be sure to reserve your spot ASAP as these specialty trips will fill up quickly!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
BOTTOMFISHING IN SEASON CHANGE BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 6, 2022
Beginning September 6, 2022 Marine bag limit reduced to 4-fish per angler China and copper rockfish, and cabezon are prohibited
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
It's been a great Labor Day weekend here in Depoe Bay! The salmon opener yesterday was on the slower side, however, what a difference a day makes. The Tacklebuster is on his way home with a limit of salmon for everyone on board! Sounds like our boats are reporting lots of salmon action out there as well.
Bottomfishing continues to remain consistently good with the ling cod and cabezon catches up and down these last few days with the slower currents and warmer water temps. We're starting to get into the Fall though when that ling cod bite will really start to pick up. Rockfish have definitely been doing very well these last few days though. Crabbing is still excellent with averages of 5-8 per person!
Beginning Tuesday, our Salmon fishing trips will be leaving at 6:30 AM and bottomfishing trips will be leaving at 7:00 AM daily, ocean permitting. We are also currently booking some 8-hour Deep Water Ling Cod trips offshore, which will also be leaving at 7:00 AM. Summer's coming to an end but some of the best fishing and weather is usually in September for us in Depoe Bay, so come on out and go fishing!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
BOTTOMFISHING IN SEASON CHANGE BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 6, 2022
Beginning September 6, 2022 Marine bag limit reduced to 4-fish per angler China and copper rockfish, and cabezon are prohibited
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Sounds like the Ling Cod bite was on again and our boats are reporting in great catches of rockfish as well! Crabbing has still remained excellent these last few days with averages of 5-8 per person!
Salmon season opens up this weekend and we are hopeful that there are plenty of fish out there. We're pretty full this weekend but we do have some availability next week on our 5-hour salmon trips!
After this weekend we are also beginning to run our 8-hour Deep Water Ling Cod trips! We have several scheduled in September at the moment, and space is limited. If you want to get out off shore for the real big ones be sure to reserve your spot now!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
BOTTOMFISHING IN SEASON CHANGE BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 6, 2022
Beginning September 6, 2022 Marine bag limit reduced to 4-fish per angler China and copper rockfish, and cabezon are prohibited
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Ling Cod have really been on the bite these last few days with the cooler water temperatures we have out there. All of our boats have been reporting in with great catches of both Ling Cod and rockfish lately. Crabbing is still excellent at averages of 5-8 per person. Our bottom fishing trips continue to leave daily at 6:00 AM, be sure to reserve your spot while the Ling Cod fishing is good!
Unfortunately, the Tuna have moved way too far offshore for us to get to them due to all of the wind we've had this last week. The latest chlorophyll charts are showing tuna fishing water at least 80 miles offshore, and reports we are getting are that boats have not been catching any tuna inside of 80 miles. That being said, we are in the process of calling everyone scheduled for a tuna fishing trip this week - if you haven't heard from us yet give our office a call!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
BOTTOMFISHING IN SEASON CHANGE BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 6, 2022
Beginning September 6, 2022 Marine bag limit reduced to 4-fish per angler China and copper rockfish, and cabezon are prohibited
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
We received notice from the ODFW today that the limit on rockfish will be reduced to 4 per person beginning Tuesday, September 6th, and China/Copper Rockfish and Cabezon will not be allowed to be kept. However, this doesn't mean there isn't anything left to catch out there! We will still be able to keep Black/Blue Rockfish, Canary Rockfish, Tiger Rockfish, Vermillion Rockfish, Deacon Rockfish and of course Ling Cod! Luckily we have lots of different species of fish out there that we can keep, and we will continue to run our 5-hour bottomfishing trips daily in September, ocean permitting!
Speaking of bottomfishing, sounds like it was pretty good today. From what I heard from the boats it sounded like it was steady fishing all day with lots of rockfish being brought in with a few ling cod in the mix. Yesterday the rockfishing was great with boats bringing in limits or near limits of fish and crabbing still remaining excellent at 6-12 per person averages!
Remember, our non-selective salmon season opens up on September 3rd! If you want your salmon this year reserve now for the first couple of weeks of September, we never know how long that season will last and spaces are filling up quick!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
BOTTOMFISHING IN SEASON CHANGE BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 6, 2022
Beginning September 6, 2022 Marine bag limit reduced to 4-fish per angler China and copper rockfish, and cabezon are prohibited
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
The ling cod have really been on the bite these last few days with the NW wind we've had that's cooled the water temperatures off a bit. All of our boats reported great catches of ling cod today with some cabezon in the mix as well as good variety of rockfish. Crabbing was again stellar with averages anywhere from 5-12 per person! Our bottomfishing trips continue to leave daily, be sure to reserve your spot now while the ocean is nice and the fishing is good!
We've got a lot of offshore wind this week so we won't be running any tuna trips for a couple of days. We will continue to monitor the offshore conditions as well as the tuna themselves for our upcoming tuna trips next week.
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Excellent rockfishing and ling cod fishing out there today! All of our boats reported in with limits of rockfish, in great variety as well. We also had a stellar ling cod day with several of our boats reporting in with great catches of ling cod, many with their limits and a few nice cabezon as well! Crabbing was excellent as well, anywhere from 4-12 per person today!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
It was a great day of bottomfishing out there with boats reporting in with limits or near limits of rockfish. One of our boats brought in lots of and lots of ling cod and some big Vermillion and Tiger Rockfish as well! Crabbing was excellent with averages of anywhere from 4-12 per person today!
Today was the last day for salmon fishing until September 3rd and it was a pretty slow day out there. Hopefully the fish will show up for us here in a few weeks!
The tuna fishing the last few days has been pretty tough, we are having to go very far offshore in order to find the fish. We are going to try again tomorrow but if they still remain where they're at (55+ miles) we may have to hold off on Tuna until they move back in a bit closer for us to get to them.
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Bottomfishing is still red hot out there with limits or near limits of rockfish coming in daily! There's a few more ling cod and cabezon in the mix lately due to cooler water temperatures, which is always a bonus at this time of year! Crabbing still excellent at averages of 4-9 per person.
The salmon bite was excellent yesterday with our salmon boat bringing in more than one keeper around per person! Tomorrow is the last day for salmon fishing for this season, before it closes and then reopens again in a few weeks on September 3rd for the non-selective season!
The tuna were waaaaaay out there yesterday, but our boat did manage to bring home a little over one per person. Very high grade of fish as well, with reports of a few 30 pounders in the mix. We are out there tuna fishing again today, we will see what they bring in!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Our bottom fishing trips continue to do very well each day with limits of rockfish or near limits being brought in. The Ling Cod bite has been better these last few days with the water temps cooling off a bit! Crabbing still excellent with averages of 6-8 per person yesterday!
Salmon bite yesterday was on the slower side again, and it picked up again today but nothing that was super spectacular. They're still out there fishing though so you never know when the bite will pick up! The salmon season is open for just a few more days then will shut down and reopen again on September 3rd.
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Bottomfishing continues to be very consistent lately with boats reporting in with limits of rockfish or near limits daily. Ling Cod have been slow on the bite the last couple of days but we'll be getting some NW wind this week that should cool the water off and get them back on the bite soon. Crabbing still remains excellent at 4-8 per person!
Salmon fishing is up and down this last week, the last couple of days it was slow, and today the boats are reporting a lot of action out there! Salmon season closes soon on the 21st, but will reopen on September 3rd for the non-selective season. That season likely won't last long due to there being a small quota so if you'd like to get out, be sure to reserve for the first couple of the weeks of the season... and soon! Spaces are filling up quickly.
We have tuna fishing trips scheduled this next week, we will see what the weather does and how the fishing goes out there and get you all a report after we've run a few of the trips!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Bottomfishing continues to do very well, with boats reporting with limits of rockfish yesterday! There were a few ling cod and cabezon in the mix as well, and some had some decent size to them! Crabbing continues to be amazing with anywhere from 5-8 crab per person averages lately.
The salmon bite slowed down a bit for some yesterday, but for some boats there was lots of action as well. Salmon has been up and down this whole season, different action on these trips on a daily basis. This salmon season is getting ready to close on the 21st of this month, and then will re-open for the non-selective season on September 3rd. We are booking up fast for that second season so if you haven't reserved already, be sure to do that right away!
Tuna are still anywhere from 35-45 miles out. We do have some wind in the forecast for this next week, so we will be monitoring the offshore ocean conditions as well as the fish themselves over these next few days. Will keep everyone updated as we have more info!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Great day for rock fishing again today! Boats came in with limits or near limits of rockfish. There were a few Ling Cod and cabezon in the mix but not huge numbers today. Crabbing was again fantastic today with averages of 6-8 per person!
The salmon seemed to be on the bite today as well, we saw quite a few keepers come in today. Sounds like the action is still staying pretty steady out there! We are bottom fishing and salmon fishing every day right now, come on out while the fishing is good!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Alright, we have now gotten 3 days of Tuna fishing in and we can get everyone a good accurate report. The first day was amazing, yesterday was very slow, and today it was right in the middle! Our Tuna boats are coming in today with an average of 2 tuna per person! Not as good as it was on Monday but still a very good catch of fish!
Bottomfishing was fantastic today, our bottomfishing boats limited on rockfish or got very close, with a few ling cod and cabezon in the mix and some other varieties of rockfish as well. We took the day off from Salmon fishing but we will be back at it again tomorrow!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
We are out there tuna fishing again today and we're hopeful the fishing is just as good as it was yesterday! We have some tuna availability left this month and next month, be sure to book your spot ASAP because they are filling up quick!
Bottomfishing sounds like it's doing very good today with reports of steady action all morning. Sounds like they're getting a few ling cod here and there but nothing in huge numbers today. Rockfish are definitely on the bite though.
Salmon action this morning is much better than it was yesterday, our boat out there is reporting constant, steady action on his trip and he already has over one keeper per person!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Our first tuna trip of the year went out today and it was absolutely incredible! Our tuna boat is coming in from 39 miles off shore with 75 tuna on board, averaging 4 per person today! We have some tuna trips left available yet in August and September, book your spot now while there's still space available!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
We've had some NW wind these last couple days that cooled the water temps off and subsequently the ling cod have been on the bite today! Sounds like they're getting quite a few rockfish out there too. Crabbing has been absolutely amazing with averages of 10-12 crab per person yesterday!
Our first tuna trip of the year is scheduled for tomorrow morning, we are hoping the fish are there but there's only one way to find out - get out there and start fishing for them. We'll have a tuna report for you by Monday morning.
Salmon action continues to remain consistent, with action still on the trips but different keeper ratios depending on the day. Some days we're getting lots of keeper fin clipped salmon and other days the natives seem to be the ones biting. This season lasts until August 21st and then our second, non-selective salmon season begins on September 3rd!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Bottomfishing continues to do great out there with excellent catches of rockfish being brought in daily. Today our boats either limited or had near limit catches for everyone for the most part. Crabbing is again staying amazing with averages of 5-8 crab per person. We saw a few ling cod and cabezon in the mix today, but not any huge numbers to them. They're still bringing in a few here and there though!
Salmon fishing action remains steady with lots of action on these trips and fair amount of keepers being brought in each day. The keeper ratio versus the catch ratio continues to go up and down as we weed through the natives but everyone's having lots of fun on these trips!
The rumor has it that Tuna are getting closer, we will see what these next few days bring and hopefully plan on tuna fishing next week assuming we don't get any wind or weather that pushes the fish out. As soon as we know more we will keep you posted!
We are also booking our 8-Hour Deep Water Ling Cod trips in September now, available Monday through Friday, departing at 7:00 A.M. with option to add crabbing. Call our office directly if you'd like to get this trip booked in the early Fall!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Hot salmon bite for the Triumph today! He brought in one short of a limit on his salmon trip this morning. The salmon bite has definitely been up and down, with lots of action on these trips, throwing back the natives has made the take-home ratio a little bit inconsistent but that wasn't the problem today!
Bottomfishing was very good today, most boats reported in with near limits or limits of rockfish with lots of variety. Not too many ling cod brought in again but tomorrow is a new day. Crabbing was stellar today with averages anywhere from 5-9 per person!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Rockfishing continues to be pretty consistent out there with boats bringing in very good catches daily. Yesterday the bite was good for some, slower for others, and right in the middle for the rest. Ling Cod were again slow on the bite but that's pretty typical for this time of year, we will have days where it's good and days where it's a little slower. Crabbing is spectacular right now with averages of 6-9 per person, we even had one boat limit out on crab yesterday!
The salmon bite has also been very consistent with lots of action on the trips, but as we are in the selective season, lots of natives are being caught and then released. One boat did bring home over one keeper per person yesterday though. As long as there is still action on these trips, we are doing good though!
The tuna have not quite moved in close enough yet for us to get to. We have scattered reports that there's a few fish out there, but still out of range for us. We are hoping in the next week or two they will be in close enough for us to get to. We will keep you all posted though!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Our bottomfishing trips continue to be very productive with lots of great variety of rockfish coming in and a fair amount of ling cod and cabezon as well! Crabbing is still doing excellent with low end averages of 3-4 per person and high end around 8-9 per person!
The salmon bite has still been steady, they're still getting action on the trips and averaging about one keeper a person, with lots of throwbacks on the trips. Since we're in the selective season right now, all the natives do need to be thrown back. They're having lots of fun out there though, as long as there's action these trips are a lot of fun!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Hot Ling Cod bite today! A little bit of fog out there this morning but the Ling Cod are super hungry today! All of our boats are reporting in excellent catches of Ling Cod already, and it sounds like the rockfish are starting to bite as well. Crabbing is still holding well these last few days at anywhere from 3-6 per person. Our bottom fishing trips continue to depart daily, be sure to reserve your spot soon they're filling up fast!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Rockfishing was again excellent today! Our morning trips reported in with great catches of rockfish today and really good variety. Crabbing still remains excellent at 4-7 crab per person. One of our afternoon rockfishing trips today reported in early with limits for everyone on board and the other one is not too far behind!
Salmon fishing is still consistent with plenty of action on the trips! Our salmon boat averaged one keeper around today with lots of throwbacks!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Killer cabezon and rockfish bite today! The cabezon have definitely been hungry these last few days, we're seeing a lot of them hit the fillet tables! Rockfish continues to do very well, and there's been a few ling cod in the mix but not too many of them today or yesterday. Crabbing still remains excellent at 5-7 per person!
The salmon are still biting out there, they've been averaging about one keeper a person, with a lot of natives being thrown back. There's still action on these trips though, so the salmon are still around!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Great rockfishing today! Boats reported in with near limits of rockfish or limits of rockfish, and crabbing still remains excellent! Ling Cod bite slowed down a bit today, but tomorrow is a new day! We have space available that just opened up this Saturday - we have the Outer Limits back up and running again and he's ready to get you guys out fishing!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Bottomfishing has been stellar these last few days! Boats have been bringing in limits or near limits of rockfish just about every day. The water temperature dropped these last few days which has made the Ling Cod bite pick up. One boat brought in 56 Ling Cod yesterday! Crabbing has also been very good with averages of 5-8 per person these last few days.
The salmon bite also picked up as well. While it was slow for a couple of days, yesterday the Triumph went out and came back in with a limit of salmon for everyone on board!
Spaces are limited and we are booking up fast, be sure to reserve your spot ASAP while the fishing is good!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Bottomfishing continues to do very well both yesterday and today. Yesterday we saw a lot of ling cod come in and boats reported very good catches to limits of rockfish. Crabbing slowed just a hair to about 2-4 per person these last few days. Sounds like the rockfish have been on the bite out there this morning as well and they are reporting in good variety and catches of fish!
The salmon bite was great yesterday, with one boat reporting in more than 1 keeper around for his passengers. Today it sounds like the bite has been a little bit slower but they are still fishing and still bringing keepers home!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Beautiful day out on the water for our fleet today! Our bottomfishing boats reported in limits or near limits of rockfish with at least one boat bringing in about 30 ling cod to go along with them! With no wind and very little swell today, fishing conditions couldn't have been more ideal.
The salmon bite was red hot this morning! Our salmon boat reported in with 27 keepers today, just three fish short of a limit for everyone on the boat! Lots of action and lots of salmon out there, definitely the time to go!
We have some space on both morning and afternoon trips these next few days but space is limited so be sure and reserve your spot ASAP! You can give us a call or reserve online!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
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07/13/2022
Well, we had our [hopefully] one rough ocean day of the Summer yesterday but the conditions calmed down enough and we're back at it again today! The rockfish bite was really good out there with all of our boats reporting in good catches of rockfish. The wind we had yesterday really cooled down the water temp out there so the ling cod were really on the bite today, with one boat reporting about 30 ling cod caught! Crabbing still holding strong at anywhere from 3-6 per person!
The salmon bite is still on as well! Lots of action and keepers brought in today. We are filling up fast this next week so if you haven't reserved yet be sure to reserve your spot now!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Wow! Salmon action was amazing today! The Triumph brought in limits of salmon for all passengers and crew today and the Tacklebuster brought in 25 keepers, with double that in throwbacks! The salmon are really biting right now... we have some spots left this next week if you're looking to get out there and get your salmon this year!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
It's another beautiful day here in Depoe Bay. No wind, no swell, and the sun's out! Sounds like the salmon action out there so far this morning is really good, with our boats reporting non-stop action for long periods of time. Bottomfishing continues to do really well. Both of our afternoon trips yesterday caught their limit of rockfish for all passengers on board! The bite sounds pretty steady right now this morning as well. Crabbing these last couple of days is still doing well at anywhere from 3-8 crab per person!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
It's been a beautiful Saturday here in Depoe Bay! Sun's out and the ocean couldn't be calmer. The rockfish were really on the bite today with boats reporting in with limits or near limits of rockfish. There some Green Ling, Ling Cod, and Cabezon in the mix as well. Crabbing averaged anywhere from 3-6 per person this morning! We have trips going out every day right now at 6:00 a.m., be sure to reserve quick, space is limited!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
It's been another great few days of rock fishing out there for us! We've had limits or near limits of rockfish brought in these last couple of days with lots of Cabezon in the mix. There have been a few ling cod brought in as well but not the hot bite like we have in early spring. Crabbing is steadily improving with averages of 5-8 crab per person now being brought in daily!
The salmon bite is still on and they've been getting a lot of action on these trips. We are in the selective season though, so all the natives need to be thrown back. There have definitely been quite a few of them but we're still bringing keepers too! They have been averaging about one keeper person, and depending on the day/boat, some people are bringing in limits as well!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
The salmon are here! Hot salmon bite today with lots of action this morning, lots of throwback natives too, but steady action all morning! These trips are booking up fast and we never know how long they're going to be here so be sure to get your reservation in as soon as you can!
Bottomfishing also continues to do really well with one boat coming in early with limits of rockfish and a few ling cod in the mix as well today! Crabbing still holding strong at 3-6 per person. Ocean forecast looks great through this next week. Summer is here, let's go fishing!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Limits of salmon for everyone on board the Triumph today! Let's go salmon fishing while they're here guys, we don't know how long they'll stay!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Lots of salmon action out there this morning! Sounds like our boat has had a lot of action already so far, reporting several throwback coho already! We have salmon trips available just about every day right now, be sure to reserve your spot... who knows how long the fish will stick around!
Bottom fishing sounds like it's light's out fishing today as well. Our boats are reporting near limits of rockfish already and are getting ready to go Ling Cod fishing! Crabbing is still holding strong at anywhere from 3-6 per person. Ocean forecast this week looks absolutely gorgeous, no swell and no wind. Now's the time to get out there!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Well after a slow start to the salmon season it looks like they finally decided to make their appearance! We've got reports of boats out there that are getting a lot of action and keepers into the boat! We have salmon trips available every day leaving at 6:00 AM. Be sure to reserve fast because we never know how long the salmon will stick around!
Bottomfishing trips also continue to be very productive with a great variety of rockfish and Ling Cod being brought in. Crabbing is still doing very will with averages anywhere from 3-7 per person yesterday! Ocean forecast looks absolutely gorgeous this next week so come on out while the fishing is good and the weather is nice!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Ocean conditions are beautiful today and the fish are hungry! Preliminary reports from the boats are that they are all catching limits or near limits of rockfish with lots of variety beyond just sea bass. The cabezon bite was good today with boats reporting in good catches of them, as well as a bunch of ling cod in the mix. Ocean forecast looks great this next week, now is the time to reserve your spot on one of these trips!
Sounds like there are reports of a few salmon around... nothing to be excited about yet. Some local boats are reporting in a few bites and 1-2 keepers here and there, which is better than it has been, but not quite that hot bite we're looking for. They're getting closer though, and when they get here we'll be out there catching them!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
We've got super nice ocean conditions today and lots of hungry fish out there! Check out this nice Ling Cod brought in this morning... traditionally the Ling Cod bite tends to slow a little bit at this time year but that doesn't seem to be the case lately. We will take it! Sounds like they're bringing in some good varieties of rockfish too beyond just the sea bass, we're seeing some tiger and china rockfish as well. Cabezon opened today and I know our boats have got a few on board already, it's nice to be able keep those "mother-in-law" fish again! We will be fishing every day at 6:00 a.m., and we have more afternoon trip options available as well now that we're in full Summer mode here. Be sure to get your reservation in sooner than later, the spaces fill up quick!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Our bottom fishing trips were yet again very good today with the boats bringing in limits or near limits of rockfish. There were some ling cod in the mix as well. Crabbing picked up tremendously with boats averaging anywhere from 5-12 crab per person today! Definitely a good sign it seems like the crab are moving in for the summer. We have trips available every day, give us a call or reserve online to be sure you have your spot! 4th of July is right around the corner, come on out and kick off your summer right and get some fish and crab to bring home!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Bottom fishing continues to be holding on strong with lots of different varieties of rockfish coming in these last few days as well as some Ling Cod in the mix. They are still bringing in a few Ling Cod as well, though not quite of as heavy a bite as last week. Ocean conditions look great through this weekend though and we have these trips available every day! Beginning July 1st (Friday) Cabezon will be open again! So we will no longer have to throw those nice ones we've been catching back... we can finally take them home! We still have room available this weekend so be sure to reserve soon! Crabbing numbers continue to improve with averages this last week at anywhere from 3 to 9 per person!
Salmon fishing continues to be very, very slow. We have reports that the fish are currently way far South of us so hopefully they will be in our area in a few weeks!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Wow! The Surfrider brought in limits of Halibut for everyone on board, passengers and crew, and was back to the dock by 1:00 p.m. today! Excellent grade of halibut, all of them were very good sized and high quality too. Could not have asked for a better day out there, the ocean conditions were great and it's been sunny and beautiful all day today. As the Halibut season comes to a close here in a few days, this was definitely a perfect way to end the Halibut Spring Season!
We had some action on our coho salmon trip today, sounded like 4 take downs, 1 throwback, and 1 keeper. Still on the slow side though, but hopefully those salmon show up here for us soon! They usually start coming in around July or so, we will keep you posted!
Bottomfishing trips were also very successful today, with boats reporting in good catches of rockfish with Ling Cod in the mix. Crabbing was anywhere from 3-6 per person today on all of our bottom fishing boats. Ocean conditions look great this week, we have trips leaving daily at 6:00 a.m.!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Check out this monster ling cod caught on today's afternoon fishing trip! 44 inches and a tough one to get in the boat but they got it! The ling cod bite has been crazy good lately! Come on out while the fishing is good!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
It's a gorgeous day here in Depoe Bay! The Ling Cod bite is yet again very good today with some boats reporting in catches of 30-35 Ling Cod already! On top of that, the Surfrider caught this bonus Halibut on his bottom fishing trip this morning! All depth Halibut is open through the end of this month so we are able to keep them on our rockfish trips for just a few more days. Our bottom fishing trips are leaving daily at 6:00 a.m. and we are running afternoon trips pretty regularly now. Be sure to make your reservation ahead of time as the boats are filling up quick!
Coho Salmon still remains slow, the fish just haven't arrived yet but they could show up any day now!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Sounds like they're catching Ling Cod right off the bat out there today! The ocean is super nice today and expected to be this way through the weekend. We're supposed to hit some warm temperatures down here, so if you want to cool off, jumping on one of our fishing trips this weekend might be the best way to do that! Crabbing improved quite a bit yesterday with averages from anywhere between 4-8 per person. We've had some strong current and colder water out there these last couple days which slowed the rockfish bite down a bit, but, in the alternative, the Ling Cod love these conditions so we've seen lots of them brought in lately. We've got our rockfish and Ling Cod trips leaving every day, be sure to get in on it while the fishing is good!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
It was an absolute killer Ling Cod day for the Surfrider today... he's got limits of Ling Cod for all on board plus crew! Rockfish bite slowed a little bit with the tough currents we've had lately but the big toothy ones made up for it. Crabbing is still averaging about 3-6 per person, which is definitely a respectable number considering the price of crab this year. We have rockfish and ling cod trips available all through the weekend - we have limited availability so if you want to escape the heat and cool off a bit out on the water, reserve your spot ASAP!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
We've got a bit of fog out there this morning - pretty typical indicator that summer is here in Depoe Bay. Though the current was a bit strong out there this morning, the boats are reporting a really hot Ling Cod bite today! Sounds like the rockfish slowed down some, but they're not having any problem catching ling. Not a bad problem to have! We've got a bit of wind tomorrow but the forecast for Friday through the weekend looks fantastic - it's supposed to be super warm everywhere this weekend so come on down to the coast and escape the heat!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Finally some dry weather in the forecast! After days of on and off rain, the weather forecast looks dry through next weekend and potentially beyond! The bottom fishing boats had a great morning on the water with limits or near limits of rockfish! The ling cod bite was a little slower this morning, but we're expecting the bite to pick up this week with this high pressure system coming in which often cools the water off. Crabbing has ranged from 1.5-4 crab a person, but anytime you get 1 crab it pays for itself! Dungeness crab are a high priced item right now ranking almost up there with fuel prices!
We're running bottom fishing and crabbing trips daily as well as Whale Watching trips! Book right here online or give us a call at 541-765-2545 to make a reservation. We're getting into the peak summer season and trips are booking up fast!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Bottom fishing was really outstanding today with boats reporting in with limits of rockfish yet again! The Ling Cod were really on the bite today, with some boats coming in with 20-25 of them on board. Crabbing averaged about 3-4 per person today, but they still have good size to them.
The salmon opening weekend was... slow. They did have a little bit of action here in there and we were able to bring home a couple of keeper salmon today but it may be a bit too early yet for them. The season is scheduled to stay open until August 21st so let's hope they show up soon!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Our boats are all out rock fishing this morning and they are doing awesome out there! All of our boats have reported in early limits of rockfish and have been on the hunt for Ling Cod for most of the morning! From the sounds of things they are finding them... we're getting multiple reports of good amounts of Ling Cod on board as well as some with some good size to them.
Today is opening day for salmon, we'll have a report on that this afternoon once our salmon boat comes in. Hopefully they can find them out there!
We have two more halibut trips left available this month before the season closes! We have availability on June 21st and June 26th - give our office a call directly to reserve your spot! These trips will be the last chance to get Halibut this year!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Rockfishing was yet again very good today, with most boats reporting with near limits or limits of rockfish. There were some Ling Cod out there as well, with some boats catching more than others. There was also a lot of variety of rockfish as well, beyond sea bass, they were catching China Rockfish and Green Ling as well. Crabbing was all over the map today with boats averaging anywhere from 2-7 per person! We have these trips available every day as we get into Summer Season!
The Coho Salmon opener is this weekend, we've got a few different trips scheduled so we will have a report on how that went after this weekend! Our Halibut boat today had a tough time getting his Halibut, but he was able to get a few as well as some monster Ling Cod and a bunch of rockfish. We only have a couple more of these trips scheduled before the season closes at the end of the month!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
The bottom fishing has been absolutely amazing these last couple of days! Our boats have been coming in with limits of rockfish and Ling Cod in the mix. Ling Cod are up and down, some days they're getting a handful on the boats and others they're bringing in 20-25 of them. Some days they're just hungrier than others, but that's why they call it fishing! Crabbing is still holding at anywhere from 2-6 per person, so definitely improving! We have bottom fishing trips available every morning, and the ocean forecast looks great these next few days!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
It's starting out to be yet another awesome day of rock fishing for us here... some of our boats have already limited out on rockfish this morning and they're on the hunt for some Ling Cod to go with them! Sounds like the bite was crazy busy first thing this morning. These last couple of days crabbing slowed down a bit with averages of 1-3 per person, likely a result of the Southerly we had come in over the weekend. Today is a new day though and hopefully they pull up some full pots today!
We currently have space on an Offshore Halibut trip this week on Thursday, if you'd like to go be sure to call our office directly to reserve your spot! We only have a few Halibut trips left available... the season closes in just a couple of weeks!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
The Samson was out offshore Halibut fishing today and had an AWESOME trip! Limits of Halibut for everyone on board, and he also brought in limits of rockfish and some nice big lings as well! Being able to keep rockfish as bycatch on these trips makes a huge difference this year. Halibut season is only open for a few more weeks, if you're looking to get your Halibut this year be sure to give our office a call directly to book your trip. We've only got a few more of these trips available before it closes the 30th!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Ocean conditions really laid out today and made for some awesome fishing! Our bottom fishing boats came in with limits of rockfish and a few Ling Cod in the mix! The rain finally stopped here as well and the weather's really improved now that the southerly system has moved through. We've got trips available every day for our bottom fishing trips, be sure to get your reservation in as soon as you can!
Our Offshore Halibut boat is also going to be coming in early today with a full limit of halibut including crew and as well as a bunch of rockfish too! Excellent Halibut fishing today!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
We've got a wet and breezy morning here today from yet another southerly that came in over night but it's not stopping the fish from biting! Check out this nice Ling Cod, first fish landed on the boat this morning! Definitely seems like our rockfish trips today are shaping up to a good start! Yesterday our boat came in with a limit of rockfish and some nice ling cod in the mix. They averaged about 4+ crab per person as well! We have trips available every day, with Summer right around the corner, things are in full swing here!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
Another great day of bottom fishing out there with boats reporting in limits of rockfish and some really nice sized Ling Cod out there. There weren't limits of Ling Cod but the ones they brought in were much bigger than average. Crabbing has gotten way better as well, with averages of 4-7 per person today! Fishing trips are available every day now, leaving at 6:00 a.m. Come on out while the fishing is hot!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
It was another beautiful day out there on the water! The boats reported in with limits of rockfish and some very nice ling cod in the mix, including the one shown here off the Triumph! Crabbing has definitely improved with averages of 4+ per person. We have rock fishing trips available every day this week!
Season Info:
Seasonal info will be posted as it becomes available:
2022 Coho Salmon Season
June 18 - August 21 or until quota of 100,000 fish is met for selective (fin clipped) coho only. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
Non-Selective Coho Season will be September 3 - 30 or until quota of 17,000 fish is met. Limit will be 2 salmon per day.
2022 Recreational Bottomfish Fishery Finalized
Last Friday (Dec 17) the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission finalized the 2022 recreational bottomfish fishery regulations. Most regulations will be the same as in 2021, except:
The daily general marine fish bag limit will be 5 fish per person per day Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be a China or a copper rockfish Out of that 5 fish, no more than 1 may be cabezon, which opens July 1 Retention of quillback rockfish will be prohibited The 2021 stock assessment indicated that the stock is healthy, but the overall population is smaller than previously thought. Therefore, to reduce mortality to keep the stock healthy retention will be prohibited in recreational and commercial fisheries off of Oregon beginning in 2022. The 40-fathom depth restriction will only be in place for July and August, one month less than in 2021. All Depth January through June and September through December.
2022 Spring Halibut Season
All Depth Halibut will be open from May 12th through June 30th, 7 days per week. The limit is one halibut per person, per day.
Gift Certificates Available. They are great for the Fishermen on your list!
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