Fishing News You Can Use2022-07-09T01:03:09+00:00

Columbia River Fall Sturgeon Fishing

Guided Fall Sturgeon Fishing Trips White sturgeon retention will be open on Sept. 15 and 22 from Wauna Powerlines upstream to Bonneville Dam. White sturgeon from 44-inches minimum to [...]

Columbia River Sturgeon Season

Closed to retention of green sturgeon. Open for white sturgeon retention 1 per day, 2 per year: Jan 1 – until quota reached, from Bonneville Dam to McNary Dam; Feb [...]

Fishing Calendar

January Sturgeon, Walleye February Sturgeon, Walleye March Sturgeon, Spring Chinook, Walleye April Sturgeon, Spring Chinook, Walleye May Sturgeon, Spring Chinook, Walleye June Sturgeon, Summer Chinook, Walleye July Sturgeon, Summer [...]

Choosing and Rigging Sturgeon Bait

Types of Sturgeon Bait Sturgeon can be very aggressive feeders. However, that doesn’t mean that they’re willing to eat just anything, any time.  When they want a particular bait, [...]

2020 Columbia River Sturgeon Season update

Zone 6 Recreational White Sturgeon Fisheries Under permanent regulations, the area from Bonneville Dam upstream to McNary Dam opens January 1 each year for white sturgeon retention. For 2020, [...]

Top 6 Tactics for Catching Salmon

When it comes to fishing for salmon on the Columbia every angler has their secret method. As a long time Oregon Fishing Guide, the tactics we are going to discuss [...]

Tips for Columbia River sturgeon fishing

If you're looking for an unforgettable adventure, Columbia River sturgeon fishing offers some of the most thrilling and rewarding angling experiences in the Pacific Northwest. As prehistoric giants of [...]

Buddy Dupell

I grew up fishing for salmon and sturgeon in northwest Oregon’s Willamette River. As a kid, I remember seeing a few fishing guides working the river and thinking about [...]

Portland Oregon Sturgeon Fishing

Sturgeon are present in the Willamette River near Portland Oregon year-round, but in the winter and early spring huge numbers of large sturgeon move into the Willamette, the lower [...]

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