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Best Deep Water Lingcod & Rockfish Trip on the Oregon Coast
From start to finish, your experience and adventure matters to us. This is no ordinary fishing charter: we’re rated 5-Stars as the best all-around charter on the Oregon Coast! Great for families, children, and avid sports fishermen.
Included with Every Charter:
It all starts by checking in at our office 30 minutes prior to departure in our customer reception area, enjoying a fresh cup of coffee and reviewing your upcoming charter activities. While onboard he will deliver best-in-class guide service, friendly hospitality, safety, and fun! All rods, reels, bait & tackle included.
“Awesome guys, would recommend going with them to anyone. The best fishing trip I have ever been on. Captain Curt put us on some serious fish!” Jesse L. Gardner
“Captain Curt and his crew were awesome! Very professional, gear was awesome, boat was super clean and nice! Best option is 5-6 people is all that is on the boat, so you have it to yourself. Going back for sure!” Ken J. Laws
Rockfish held at 2.8 per angler out of Charleston with lingcod still slow, the ocean salmon season wound down with 416 Chinook for the year, and ocean crabbing closes October 16.
The first Charleston bottomfish sample since spring came in at 3.3 rockfish per angler, blacks and yellowtail, with lingcod slow. Saturday’s one-day coho opening added 25 fish, and a big swell kept the fleet inshore.
Albacore dropped to 1.4 a rod as the water cooled, coho retention narrowed to one-day openings on September 20 and 26, the south coast closed to salmon below Humbug Mountain, and the Charleston fleet turned back to the rockfish.
Albacore stayed at seven per angler for a second week out of Charleston, the coho catch dropped to 300 as the quota closed in, and the ocean settled into a long-period September swell.
The coho opener and the tuna’s return landed in the same week. Charleston boats made 796 salmon trips and kept 732 coho, albacore came back at seven per angler, and ODFW warned the coho quota would not last the month.
