What a difference a day or two can make! After the first trip on Friday the 3rd proved unproductive, Sunday was a whole different story.
What a difference a day or two can make! After the first trip on Friday the 3rd proved unproductive, Sunday was a whole different story.
First trip of 2018 to the CR Buoy this year. The ocean was rougher than forecast.
Beautiful ocean, and a smooth bar crossing on the incoming tide. Got four nice ling cod by around 10:00 a.m. and decided to troll for salmon.
Crossed the bar in foggy, somewhat sloppy conditions, but definitely doable.
Pic: Jeremy, holding a nice hatchery coho.
The pikeminnow bounty program allows fishermen to have fun, catch fish, earn money, and save salmon all at the same time.
Retention of hatchery adult chinook reopens in select areas of the upper Columbia River
By The Associated Press posted on OregonLive
MEDFORD — The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife plans to use an electronic licensing system that will allow hunters and anglers to buy licenses and tags online.
This post is about how I determine if I will head to the ocean on a specific day. The first chart is of the tides at Barview, basically Tillamook Bay Bar entrance.
Great weekend, good friends, the fishing was only fair, but the beauty of the coast never gets old. We also saw a whale right off the entrance to Garibaldi on the way in, that was really cool.
Wind chop and swells made for a long ride to Three Arches. We dropped three pots on the way. We managed four rockfish, and one ling cod, lost a few other fish, and 16 crab.
Went fishing with Chad and Michael, it was a nice day, but very slow fishing.
Awesome weekend of fishing. Caught ling cods on home made copper pipe jigs. One of the ling had about a 4’ piece octopus leg hanging out of its mouth….