My buddy and I are going to Portland in 2 weeks for a fishing trip. We have a guide for day 1 and are going salmon fishing in the Willamette day 2 we decided to do some bank fishing there. We're bringing our own rod and reels but I was wondering what kind of line I should spool up and what lures to bring thst are best for bank fishing submitted by /u/johntmclain1966 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I'm trying to find cat fish other than yellow bellies, any suggestions would be appreciated submitted by /u/TroubleShot1976 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I have a drift boat and am looking for tips and advise for fishing the willamette and satiam for steelhead and salmon. I am new to this but not new to fishing. It is something my son and I are learning together submitted by /u/TroubleShot1976 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I think I combed through the 2024 regulations and can't seem to discern if it is or isn't lawful? If you all know the page that's on that would be awesome. Or if I should just call the Oregon department of fish and wildlife and ask. submitted by /u/Pitiful_Lead_9592 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Recently I have slowly been getting more and more into fishing, 2 weekends ago I maxed out on Trout which has made me want to switch gears and learn how to bass fish. Im in Eugene where would a close place be to get some bass?! Thank you in advance submitted by /u/Koswizzle7 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Anyone know the laws when it comes to fishing in Washington but being an oregon resident? I know for shared waters on the columbia i can use my oregon license, but im wanting to do more fishing further in the state. I live right on the washington/oregon border. submitted by /u/Buttlikr2017 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hey all. I have a bucket list item to catch a fish in every state, and in June my brother-in-law is getting married in Brookings. I know it's not an optimal time for fishing in the area, but I'm hoping you fine folks can point me in a solid direction to have fun and catch a fish. I won't have a boat, but I will have a day to kill, so I'm happy to drive. Thanks! submitted by /u/PhatFIREGus [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Fish on! submitted by /u/OregonNW [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Best knot for leaders imo. You can also secure bait like herring strips salmon eggs or shrimp with the loops. Awesome for salmon halibut or lingcod leaders. @PugetSoundFishermen on YouTube submitted by /u/shwiftygamer [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Good afternoon fellow humans, Myself and three buddies are looking to book a three day fishing trip to buoy 10 for salmon in middle August. I’ve hit up several guides so far. I’ve had zero replies. Any recommendations for reputable guides would be appreciated. Thank you for your time and cheers submitted by /u/FulcrumH2o [visit reddit] [comments ..read more