The ODFW is the Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife and their official
website has links for fish and wildlife for the state of Oregon. This
website is NOT the official Department of Fish and Wildlife website. The
Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW) is responsible for protecting and
enhancing all Oregon fish and wildlife. The agency has a wide range of
responsibilities from operating hatcheries to selling hunting and
angling licenses to advising on habitat protection for Oregon's diverse
wildlife populations. ODFW works closely with other agencies,
volunteers, property owners, hunters and anglers to balance protection
of fish and wildlife with the economic, social and recreational needs of
Oregonians.
The Columbia River offers premiere
opportunities to fish for salmon, steelhead, sturgeon, shad and a
variety of warmwater species. Management of the river and its fisheries
is a responsibility shared by state, federal and tribal agencies. The
overarching management objective is to meet conservation requirements
while providing optimum sport and commercial fishing opportunities.
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Kyle's
Outdoor Adventure Guide Service
Kyle's Outdoor Adventure Guide
Service fishes the most popular Northwest rivers and lakes
in Washington. Join us for guided fishing trips on the Puget
sound, the Cowlitz River, Drano Lake the Wind River Straits
Of Juan De Fuca, Buoy 10 and the Columbia River. Other
popular fishing locations where we offer fishing guide
services are Lake Washington, Lake Sammamish, Rufus Woods.
We fish the Columbia River from the mouth of the Columbia
River near Westport and Astoria & Buoy 10 all the way up to
the pool below The Dalles Dam. Washington fishing guides
catch more fish because they know the most popular rivers
and lakes in Washington and we offer fishing guide trips for
Salmon Steelhead Sturgeon Trout Halibut Perch and more. |
Willamette River Fishing Guides like Northwest Hawg
Hunters Fishing Adventures is booking trips on the Upper &
Lower Columbia River, including Buoy 10, Willamette River,
Tillamook Bay, Nehalem Bay & Clackamas River for
Salmon/Steelhead, Shad & Sturgeon.
We specialize in Oversize sturgeon, these fish range in size
from 6 feet to ? and often break the surface of the water to
make for an excellent photo. You’ll be fishing with Coast
Guard licensed guide Bill Gaither in a 24’ Willie Raptor
open sled. All the bait and gear is provided for the species
of fish you are going after, with hot coffee and lunch
provided. |
Big
Fish Guide Service
Big Fish Guide Service offers
full day fishing trips on the Columbia River for Salmon,
Steelhead and Sturgeon, Fall Chinook, Spring Salmon, Kings
and Coho in the Portland area and popular nearby rivers up
to John Day dam. While on a spectacular fishing experience
with Big Fish Guide Service, you will enjoy the comfort of
our 20' Alumaweld Super Vee boat, powered with a 125 H.P.
Mercury outboard which safely accommodates 2 to 4
passengers. From just east of Portland, Oregon, on the
Columbia River, upriver to John Day Dam and no matter what
you are after, the search for Chinook salmon or the fight of
monster Sturgeon, whatever your adventure is, it will sure
be an unforgettable experience. |
Fast Eddie's Fishing Adventures
Fast Eddie's Fishing
Adventures offers guided fishing trips for
Halibut, Tuna, Bottom Fishing and Salmon off the popular
Oregon Coast in the Pacific Ocean. Halibut fishing is done
out of Newport and Tuna fishing is done out of Depot Bay &
Garibaldi. |
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Frequently asked questions
Columbia River Sport Fishing
Columbia River Commercial Fishing
Columbia River Fisheries Management
Columbia
River Fish Working Group
Columbia River Action Notices – meeting notices, agendas and
actions taken by the Oregon and Washington agencies regarding
fishery seasons and quotas
Columbia River Management Fact Sheets – joint Oregon and
Washington staff reports considered when making management decisions
regarding sport/commercial fisheries
Columbia River Management Reports – annual stock status and
fisheries reports, and various annual reports
Columbia River Fish Returns - 2008 Actual and 2009 Forecasts
Columbia River Adult Returns and Expectations –summarizes the
expected and actual returns for several species on the Columbia
River and major tributaries, and offers expectations and/or
forecasts for the coming year.
Post-season summaries – summarizes the previous year’s seasons,
harvest, and management actions
NOAA
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Alsea River & and Siletz River
Data -
Astoria Tide Tables
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Astoria Tide Tables
Astoria Wind -
Bonneville Dam Cam
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Bonneville Dam Web Cam
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Bonneville pool wind data
Buoy 10 Fishing Oregon
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Buoy 10 Fishing Washington
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Buoy weather Information
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