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Looks like a weather window this week Tuesday-Thursday!
by DOCKSIDE CHARTERS STAFF
Looks like a weather window this week Tuesday-Thursday! Samson and Tacklebuster went out on Friday and had great fishing for Ling Cod and rockfish and also averaged 5.5 crab a person. Give us a call at 541-765-2545 or book online
(More...) (Sunday, February 22, 2026)

The Crooked River is still awfully good
by THE FLY FISHERS PLACE
The Crooked River is still awfully good, mostly with a myriad of perdigons, scuds, midges, skinny nelson and micro mayflies fished under a NZ Wool indicator or a XS Oros indicator. Some of my friends have had really solid days on
(More...) (Saturday, February 21, 2026)

Nice Weather Window
by TRADEWINDS CREW
🌊☀️ Nice Weather Window Ahead! ☀️🌊 We’re looking at a beautiful weather window this Wednesday & Thursday, and you know what that means… it’s time to GO FISHING! 🎣 Join us at Tradewinds Charters in Depoe Bay for a 5-hour Rockfish &
(More...) (Saturday, February 21, 2026)

2026 Columbia River spring Chinook seasons announced
by WA DEPARTMENT OF FISH & WILDLIFE STAFF / Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife
RIDGEFIELD – Fishery managers from Washington and Oregon approved this year’s Columbia River recreational spring Chinook salmon fishing season during a joint state hearing Thursday. The 2026 forecast for upriver spring Chinook is 147,300 fish, which is less than the 154,703 that returned
(More...) (Friday, February 20, 2026)

Steelhead fishing has been fair on the Chetco, but slower than expected
by KENNY PRIEST / Fishing the North Coast
Steelhead fishing has been fair on the Chetco, but slower than expected, with drift boats getting one to three fish per day reports Andy Martin of Wild Rivers Fishing. “Major rain is expected this weekend, with the river likely to
(More...) (Thursday, February 19, 2026)

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Landed close to limits on Ling Cod and Rockfish with tough conditions
by DOCKSIDE CHARTERS STAFF
Tough ocean conditions out there today, but we landed close to limits on Ling Cod and Rockfish with 3.5 crab a person. Thursday-Saturday look like the weather windows right now! Discovering Depoe Bay Oregon. Give us a call at 541-765-2545 or
(More...) (Monday, February 16, 2026)

Open and ice free

by THE FLY FISHERS PLACE
I didn’t have any other reports from Haystack other that the one I shared from Skip and Dave. It was open and ice free and I assume it still is. Worth a shot with a balanced leech. I would do
(More...) (Sunday, February 15, 2026)

Fishing Report
by TRADEWINDS CREW
Tradewinds Charters Fishing Report – Depoe Bay, Oregon Today out of beautiful Depoe Bay, the Kadaho took advantage of a rare winter break in the ocean conditions. The seas calmed down just enough for us to get out on the water, and
(More...) (Sunday, February 15, 2026)

Nor Cal - Fishemeryville Update

by FISH EMERYVILLE / Emeryville Sportfishing
[NCFR] Good afternoon anglers!  We had Captain Matt Archer on the Here We Go out yesterday on a trip for catch and release sturgeon! They caught and released several beautiful sturgeon with multiple fish in the 6'-7' class! He will be running sturgeon trips through
(More from NCFR) (Sunday, February 22, 2026)

Washington - 2026 Columbia River spring Chinook seasons announced
by WA DEPARTMENT OF FISH & WILDLIFE STAFF / Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife
[WAFR] RIDGEFIELD – Fishery managers from Washington and Oregon approved this year’s Columbia River recreational spring Chinook salmon fishing season during a joint state hearing Thursday. The 2026 forecast for upriver spring Chinook is 147,300 fish, which is less than the 154,703 that returned
(More from WAFR) (Friday, February 20, 2026)

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