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Nice Ling Cod landed this morning
by DOCKSIDE CHARTERS STAFF
Nice Ling Cod landed this morning. Almost matches his coat! Limits of rockfish and 86 Dungeness Crab. Space available on our 5 hour bottom fishing and crabbing trips this week. Discovering Depoe Bay Oregon
(More...) (Tuesday, September 22, 2026)

Look at the Girth on That Thing!
by TRADEWINDS CREW
Hard to find a finer speciman of a Canary Rockfish.  That is a Beautiful Fish in more ways than one!  We continue to get Limits of Monster Rockfish and the Lings are swinging back in for us.  The Variety of Rockfish
(More...) (Monday, September 21, 2026)

Ocean forecast right now looks good through the end of September!

by DOCKSIDE CHARTERS STAFF
Ocean forecast right now looks good through the end of September! We've been running 5 hour bottom fishing and crabbing trips as well as our 8 hour Live Bait Ling Cod trips with the option to crab. We also have
(More...) (Monday, September 21, 2026)

Another Dandy Day
by TRADEWINDS CREW
Limits of 3 to 8lb Rockfish were on the docket once again today.  The Variety was phenomenal as every species of Rockfish we get on near shore trips were represented.  Some really nice Coopers and Canaries were in the mix pushing
(More...) (Saturday, September 19, 2026)

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The Lower Deschutes continues to settle into its fall pattern
by FLY AND FIELD OUTFITTERS
The Lower Deschutes continues to settle into its fall pattern, with flows coming down slightly and cooler September weather creating great conditions. Trout fishing has been good, with lighter pressure and plenty of opportunity throughout riffles, broken current, and softer
(More...) (Friday, September 18, 2026)

Chetco estuary is fishing above average for early September
by KENNY PRIEST / Fishing the North Coast
According to Martin, the Chetco estuary is fishing above average for early September, with most boats getting fish daily, and some catching limits. “There is a mix of wild and hatchery kings, plus plenty of jacks. The river is open
(More...) (Thursday, September 17, 2026)

Overall, Paulina is good and worth the efforts
by THE FLY FISHERS PLACE
Paulina Lake was good Tuesday, but on Wednesday there was a biblical hatch of Wet Wood Termites (thank you Scott for the ID) and in my 53 years of fishing on Central Oregon lakes I have never seen the surface
(More...) (Sunday, September 13, 2026)

The river is now running around 175 CFS
by FLY AND FIELD OUTFITTERS
The Crooked continues its seasonal transition with flows below Bowman Dam dropping a bit over the last week. The river is now running around 175 CFS as the irrigation season begins to wind down, making this a good time to
(More...) (Friday, September 11, 2026)

Nor Cal - Over a fish a rod!
by MIKE RESCINO / Lovely Martha Sportfishing
[NCFR] 9/22/26. Today we ran back up to yesterday’s hot spot only to find all the conditions had changed. We ran back down the hill and found some biters. We finished up with over a fish a rod catching 12 SALMON
(More from NCFR) (Tuesday, September 22, 2026)

Washington - 4 fishing caught limits of coho and limits of rockfish on today’s combo!

by TEQUILA TOO SPORTFISHING
[WAFR] 4 fishing caught limits of coho and limits of rockfish on today’s combo! Brent caught the bigun!
(More from WAFR) (Tuesday, September 22, 2026)

Klamath Management Zones Get Long Ocean Salmon Seasons
by LARRY ELLIS / MyOutdoorBuddy.com
Salmon fishermen of the KMZ, it's time to start counting backward and marking days off your calendar. Due to a decision that finalized salmon alternatives at a recent PFMC meeting held in Portland, Oregon, both California and Oregon Klamath Management Zones
(More...) (Sunday, April 15, 2018)

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