J Beard Guide Service will be wherever the fish are at that moment. Captain Jason will be be in the willamette valley Spring and Summer chasing spring chinook or summer steelhead.
"The experience was better than I expected. We fisher the Mckenzie and jason showed us 3 different styles of fishing and did an excellent job navigating the boat, communicating techniques and reading the river." — Nora,
J Beard Guide Service will be wherever the fish are at that moment. Captain Jason will be in the Willamette Valley Spring and Summer chasing Spring Chinook or Summer Steelhead.
Spend the day with Oregon Adventures Guide Service and get hooked on fishing in Newport! Fishing around here will often see you targeting Crab, Lingcod, Rockfish, Halibut, Brown Trout, Coho Salmon, Chinook Salmon, Rainbow Trout (Steelhead), and more with
"Captain Sean keeps the trip fun and enjoyable weather you are catching fish or catching logs, rocks, and trees." — Anthony,
All Depth Charters is run by a captain as passionate about catching fish as he is about preserving them. He is your Central Oregon Coast fishing specialist who will make sure you have an adventure you'll remember for the rest of your life.
"Captian Greg is absolutely focused on getting fish on and does an exceptional dedicated job of it ." — John,
Painter's Guide Service invites you on a guided fishing adventure on the Siletz, Alsea, Umpqua, and other Central and North Oregon coast rivers. Come on aboard with Capt. Kelly, whose main priority is to get you on some Steelies.
Experience the best of Pacific Northwest fishing with a locally owned guide service on Oregon’s scenic Clackamas, Sandy, and North Santiam Rivers.
Get offshore with Pastime Fishing Adventures and discover a world of thrilling fishing. Based out of Newport, OR, or Depoe Bay, you'll voyage out into the Pacific's rich waters, taking advantage if its incredible fishing.
"This is our third trip out with Donald and Pastime Fishing Adventures and each time has been better than the previous." — Josh,
Captain Quint Fly Fishing offers full-service fly guiding and instruction for both beginners and advanced anglers. Captain Quint McDonald focuses on safety, tactics, local knowledge, catching fish, and having fun.
"I have been on many guided fishing trips and I strongly recommend Captain Quint." — Ray,
Newport has a fish with your name on it, so let Salt Shaker Fishing Charters help you catch it! CC, Venmo and cash accepted. Please contact via messages or phone before instant booking.
"Our trip with Salt Shaker charters and Capt Dominic was a blast!" — James,
Philomath, nestled in Oregon's Willamette Valley, serves as a gateway to exceptional freshwater fishing experiences. Anglers here enjoy diverse opportunities across rivers, lakes, and ponds teeming with native and stocked species. The Marys River offers year-round trout fishing with seasonal catch limits, where fly fishers and spin casters target cutthroat trout in its riffles and undercut banks. Nearby, the Willamette River provides exciting smallmouth bass action and seasonal runs of Chinook salmon and summer steelhead from May through July.
For tranquil pond fishing, Clemens Log Pond and McFadden Marsh deliver accessible spots with stocked trout and bass. Just south of town, Greasy Creek near Grange Hall Road offers hidden trout opportunities. The region's proximity to both the Coast Range and Cascade Mountains means varied ecosystems within short drives, including mountain stream cutthroat fishing and lowland bass habitats. Philomath fishing charters expertly navigate these waters, whether guiding fly fishing adventures in clear currents or boat expeditions along the Willamette's productive sloughs.
With multiple public access points like Irish Bend Park and diverse fisheries from spring Chinook to resident bass, Philomath combines convenience with Oregon's natural beauty. Experienced guides help anglers adapt techniques—from drifting bait for steelhead in deep holes to casting spinners for acrobatic trout—making every expedition memorable in this aquatic-rich valley.
