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Oregon Fish Reports has been serving Oregon since January 2016. We have river reports, charter boat reports, guide reports and much more. Please browse our resource to find fishing information from the Columbia River down to the Brookings, OR and everything in between. Please contact us if you would like to have your business added to our resource.

Beautiful morning on the ocean!

by DOCKSIDE CHARTERS STAFF
Beautiful morning on the ocean! Weather looks great all week. Give us a call at 541-765-2545 or book online at www.docksidedepoebay.com. Discovering Depoe Bay Oregon
(More...) (Monday, October 12, 2026)

Hosmer Lake is always fun this time of year

by THE FLY FISHERS PLACE
Hosmer Lake is always fun this time of year. It can be fickle some of the days as the brook trout stack up and can remind me of a quote from a Fly Fishing the West magazine I have saved
(More...) (Friday, October 9, 2026)

The Lower Deschutes continues to offer good trout fishing

by FLY AND FIELD OUTFITTERS
The Lower Deschutes continues to offer good trout fishing as we move further into October, with flows holding relatively steady around 3,600 CFS. Riffles, broken current, and softer edges remain productive areas to focus, while the cooler fall mornings and
(More...) (Friday, October 9, 2026)

The Fall is a good place to go for solitude in October

by THE FLY SHOP
Fishing conditions:  Good Report: The Fall is a good place to go for solitude in October. There are still opportunities to fish to rising fish, a lot of fish are in the shallower locations hiding in the weeds. PMDs and BWOs are
(More...) (Tuesday, October 6, 2026)

Little Lava Lake is improving

by THE FLY FISHERS PLACE
Little Lava Lake is improving and I think it will be a strong choice this week and for the rest of October. There are some small callibaetis hatches, but I am curious if any of you are seeing fish eat the
(More...) (Saturday, October 3, 2026)

Fishing Report- Happy October!

by TRADEWINDS CREW
October is here, but we’re still getting after it! 🎣 As long as the ocean allows, we’ll continue running Bottom Fishing trips, and the fishing has been great. Most of our clients have been coming back with limits of Rockfish over
(More...) (Saturday, October 3, 2026)

The Lower Deschutes is settling into October with flows

by FLY AND FIELD OUTFITTERS
The Lower Deschutes is settling into October with flows dropping back toward 3,600 CFS and good trout fishing throughout the Warm Springs to Maupin section. Recent reports have been encouraging, with productive fishing through riffles, broken current, and softer edges.
(More...) (Friday, October 2, 2026)

Crabbing has really picked up recently!

by DOCKSIDE CHARTERS STAFF
Crabbing has really picked up recently! Surfrider caught 146 on the morning trip yesterday, 123 crab on the afternoon trip, and another 139 crab this morning. Join us before the crab season closes! October 15th is the last day for
(More...) (Sunday, September 27, 2026)

Nor Cal - Birthday trip

by MIKE RESCINO / Lovely Martha Sportfishing
[NCFR] 10/11/26. Today Francis wanted to celebrate his 8th birthday fishing with his friends. We left the dock at 7am, fished for an hour and 45 mins after catching 7 salmon they were ready to head back in and we left
(More from NCFR) (Monday, October 12, 2026)

Washington - Fishing was very fast today

by RHETT WEBER / Slammer Charters
[WAFR] 21 anglers caught 44 Lingcod on Flounder and 147 Yellowtail Rockfish. Fishing was very fast today.
(More from WAFR) (Sunday, October 4, 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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