30# Rogue River Salmon Fishing
Guide Service Gold Beach Oregon

Rogue River Salmon Fishing
Gold Beach Oregon
 

 
Oregon Salmon Fishing

Oregon is known as one of the worlds best locations for  Salmon fishing. Anglers can find productive Oregon Salmon fishing opportunities in progress for over 10 months of the year in Southern Oregon as timing of individual runs and rivers vary. In general the larger the river system (like the Rogue River) the earlier the salmon runs start in the year. Rogue River Spring Chinook salmon fishing starts in March and small coastal rivers like the Elk River or Sixes River may see their peak Fall King runs in December or later.

 Fall King Salmon

Famous Fall Chinook rivers of Southern Oregon include Wild and Scenic rivers like the Rogue River, Chetco, Elk and Sixes Rivers; all featuring fabulous runs of Fall Kings. 

Rogue River Salmon Fishing - Gold Beach Oregon Salmon Fishing for Fall Kings
July to October

The Rogue River supports the largest Fall King fishery on the Oregon Coast. The Rogue Bay begins its fishery in July and is highly productive until early October. Kings stack in the calm tidal waters where anglers troll for 20# to 50# ocean bright Kings. Thousands of King Salmon are netted every year and the Rogue River Bay fishery is one of the most consistent producers of fine eating King Salmon in the world. The Kings here are 94% Wild Stocks with no restrictions on harvest as the Rogue's Fall Chinook runs are considered some of the healthiest runs in the country. Limit is 2 adult King Salmon per day per angler while Rogue River Salmon fishing at Gold Beach Oregon.

Coquille River Fall Chinook - Sept. and October

The Coquille is located at Bandon Oregon. The Coquille King Salmon fishery takes place in the very large tidal area of the lower Coquille River. This Salmon fishery is for the most part un-crowded. All King Salmon fishing is done by trolling the many miles of tidal area. Limit is 2 adult King Salmon per day per angler.

Coos Bay Fall Chinook  - Sept. and October

The Coos River Fall Chinook Salmon Fishery is located at Coos Bay on a very large estuary. This salmon fishery is supported by what is likely the largest hatchery program on the Oregon coast. There is a commercial airport at Coos Bay / North Bend so angler can fly into the area and fish just a few yards from their hotel.

Chetco River Fall Chinook  - Oct. to December

The Chetco River Fall Chinook Salmon Fishery is located at Brookings Oregon just 7 miles north of the California border.  The Chetco is a small river system which is mostly accessed by drift boat. King Salmon are big here and the Chetco River King's are written in angling lore. Fishing conditions are very weather related and it can be crowded. There is a commercial airport at Crescent City Ca. only 30 minutes south.

 Elk & Sixes River Fall Chinook Salmon  - Oct. to Dec.

The Elk River and Sixes River are located just a couple of miles north of Port Orford Oregon. Late Fall King Salmon run big and mean in these two small coastal rivers. The salmon fishing on the Elk River is very weather dependant. Storms can be sever and sudden, the Kings can be tough to land and the action can be hard to believe. These salmon rivers are not for the weather shy or timid. You may get weathered out but the combination of challenge and reward makes these rivers a favorite with your guide.

Fish Oregon Guide Service with 30 years of experience for Oregon Salmon fishing and Rogue River Salmon fishing will give you and your party a pleasant experience on Southern Oregon rivers, famous for Fall Kings and Rogue River Spring Chinook fishing trips.

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