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Full Day (8
hours)
Half Day (5
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$175 per
person
$125 per person |
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What you need
to bring:
- Valid Oregon Fishing
License
- Food and Drinks for
yourself
- Layered clothing
- Raingear if needed
- Camera and Sunglasses
(optional)
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What we
provide:
- Top of the line heated
boats
- Quality Rods and tackle
- Friendly Professional
Guides
- Appropriate safety gear
- Cleaning and processing
of fish
- include CPR/First Aid
Certified, Oregon licensed
and Insured
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Gift Certificates Available! |
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THE RIVERS WE
FISH
Click on any number on the
map above to see info about that
river. NOTE: the numbered
locations for rivers are not
exact and only meant to be used
for general reference. Some of
these rivers run a great
distance and the numbers used
above are only a small spot on
the river. |
1.
Umpqua River
System
Unquestionably this is our
favorite river to fish due to
its numerous species of fish,
whether it is Salmon, Steelhead,
Shad, or Bass, this river always
has something to offer. This
river is ranked in the top 5
rivers to fish for Steelhead,
and is Top 3 for Smallmouth
Bass. |
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2.
Rogue River
This river is one of the West
Coast's most famous rivers. This
river is home to one of Oregon's
largest Chinook runs and also
has a Steelhead run that is
equally as good. |
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3.
Coquille River
This rivers average Chinook is
25lbs + and has a Steelhead Run
that is tough to beat. This
system has 3 forks that we fish.
When the fish are in, these
narrow rivers offer excellent
opportunities to catch fish. On
these rivers it is not uncommon
to have a 10 plus fish days. |
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4.
Sixes River
This river is located 3 miles
north of Port Orford on the
Southern Oregon Coast. This
river contains some of the
largest Salmon that Oregon has
to offer. This river is very
fisherman friendly and will not
let you down. |
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5.
Elk River
One of Southern Oregon's most
beautiful rivers with it's
emerald looking color. If fished
under the right conditions, you
will experience Alaskan type
fishing. This river holds Fall
Chinook and Winter Steelhead. |
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