What a truly fantastic time one can have when boating and fishing the magnificent Northwest waters of the Pacific Ocean and Oregon.  The tree covered mountains collect the rain and snow pack which in turn feed the streams and rivers.  These waters serve as the birth place for some of the most renowned salmon in the world:  The Coho (Silver) Salmon and the Mighty Chinook (King) Salmon!  After making their way to the Pacific Ocean, they spend the next few years feeding and growing

 

 

 

I want to invite you to join me in my quest to catch these Mighty Chinook, Coho, Halibut, Tuna and Crab.  In 2008, my boat caught several hundred salmon, halibut and tuna.  The crab just added to the excitement!   2009 will be an interesting and exciting year.   The largest Coho fishery since the early 90’s is forecast to begin in late June.  Add Astoria/Buoy 10 in August and the anticipation is exhilarating!!!

ever larger.  Then they begin their return journey to their birth place, these fantastic northwest waters.
Wave:

Only $200

Per Person

OR

$175 Per Person for 2 or more people

Frank Rodriguez caught this fantastic 43 pounder on October 22nd in Tillamook Bay !!!

I provide the entire fishing gear.  For you, the thrill of “the catch”, seafood that is sought after around the WORLD and an everlasting memory.  They say “any day fishing is better than any day working.”  I want to make your day a great day!  The cost of this fun filled day trip is only $200 per person or $175 per person for two or more people (Tuna, $250 per person).   Spring Chinook, March thru June; Halibut May thru August; Bottom Fish April thru September, Tuna July thru September; Coho July thru September; Summer/Fall Chinook August thru December.  Now Reserving for 2009!   

Call me today before your desired dates are taken up!!!    Let’s make your day, a great day!!!

State of Oregon / U.S. Coast Guard Licensed & Insured

“Where Fish Come to Terms”  

April Fishery council press release, Summer 2009  1.3 Million Coho fishery!!

“Anglers should start sharpening their hooks because this is the largest coho quota since 1992,”

Bottom Fish