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Salmonids Done Did
by TRADEWINDS CREW
We just got word our 2nd Salmon Season is closing this coming Saturday September 12th.  It sure has been a great year and the Non Selective Season did not dissapoint.  The early closure comes as no surprise as it has
(More...) (Thursday, September 10, 2026)

Fat and Plenty
by TRADEWINDS CREW
Mr Max got in a half hour early with a limit of 28 Salmon that were all Fatties.  This is time of year they really start bulking up for their run up the rivers.  Mega High Omega Fat content in these
(More...) (Wednesday, September 9, 2026)

Paulina Lake continues to be a good bet
by THE FLY FISHERS PLACE
Paulina Lake continues to be a good bet, and for a while it was all I wanted to fish due to water temps and access. Now, it’s more about the trending fall excellence. Beeltes, Aero Red Legs, Flag Ant, Hoppers (including peach
(More...) (Sunday, September 6, 2026)

The McKenzie River continues to be very good

by THE FLY FISHERS PLACE
The McKenzie River continues to be very good for the FFP guides, and water levels are 1700 to 1900 cfs, low but very navigable in their drift boats. Lots of fish coming to Chubby’s with a Perdigon dropper, and leeches with
(More...) (Friday, September 4, 2026)

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The Lower Deschutes is slowly beginning to make the transition into September
by FLY AND FIELD OUTFITTERS
The Lower Deschutes is slowly beginning to make the transition into September.  The river has been relatively quiet following the steelhead closure, making this a good time to focus on your trout rigs for redsides and rainbows. Caddis remain an important
(More...) (Friday, September 4, 2026)

The hatch mix should begin to broaden with the changing weather
by THE FLY SHOP
This weeks cooler weather settling into Central Oregon should set the Fall River up nicely as we move through September. Its cold spring-fed water continues to provide consistent conditions, while cloudy days and cooler afternoons should open up more opportunities
(More...) (Friday, September 4, 2026)

Nice hanger Ling Cod this morning on the Surfrider and 112 crab
by DOCKSIDE CHARTERS STAFF
Nice hanger Ljng Cod this morning on the Surfrider and 112 crab. Salmon fishing opens back up tomorrow until the quota is reached, and we're also running our bottom fishing and crabbing trips daily. We also have Tuna trips peppered
(More...) (Monday, August 31, 2026)

Scratchy Tuna fishing today, but we landed a Striped Marlin at the end of our trip!

by DOCKSIDE CHARTERS STAFF
Scratchy Tuna fishing today, but we landed a Striped Marlin at the end of our trip! It measured 7 feet 3 inches to the end of the bill. The group that chartered the boat fought it for 30 minutes, watched
(More...) (Friday, August 28, 2026)

Nor Cal - PSA - & limits again on our temporary borrowed boat !!
by JARED DAVIS / Salty Lady
[NCFR] PSA - The Cal Dawn 1 is back in the Bay Area and she is a fishy boat. Due to some mechanical issues with the Salty Lady, we will be running our trips on the ORIGINAL California Dawn.  Same Salty
(More from NCFR) (Thursday, September 10, 2026)

Washington - Lights out coho fishing again this morning

by GOLD RUSH CHARTERS STAFF
[WAFR] Lights out coho fishing again this morning for 14 anglers we have room this weekend get on the books before it’s over
(More from WAFR) (Thursday, September 10, 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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