If you're looking for a
good time and
want to catch some Big fish, then
Capt'n Larry is the Guide for you, Check out
his reasonable rates by giving him a call, his 35
years of experience speaks for itself catching Spring Salmon,
Steelhead, Sturgeon, Fall Salmon.
Larry Fishes on the
Columbia & Willamette
Rivers, for Spring Chinook
Salmon, Sturgeon,
Steelhead, Then Sturgeon January
thru December, and
Fall Chinook Salmon & Silver salmon in
August, all along the Columbia river to
Portland in September and October.
The Columbia river is still the most famous
river in Oregon, with well over One Million Salmon and
Steelhead every year
not counting Hundreds of Thousands of Sturgeon
in the river pursued by
anglers from all over the World. These are the
Trophy Fish that most people Dream about catching. If you're Looking for a
fun vacation and want to catch and take home some
nice Fish, then give Capt'n Larry a call, and make your
Dreams come true. Be sure and check out Capt'n
Larry's New Fishing Calendar for the Best
Months to fish.
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Astoria, Oregon Sturgeon Fishing
Extended days - July 10, 11, 12, 17, 18, 19, 26 and 27th
Fishing should be
RED HOT
for these dates!!
Fishing for
Sturgeon out of Astoria
is productive and it is one of the hottest fisheries in Oregon.
Sturgeon are the most powerful fish
you will ever catch. Sturgeon fishing is regulated and the minimum
length is 42 inches and the maximum is 60 inches. May 10th, the minimum
length changes to 45 inches to 60 inches in the Astoria area only.
Sturgeon are
very good to eat and
Limits usually prevail with a lot of
catch and release, after
you catch your Keeper, some are just too
Big and have to be
released, so Remember to
book your trip early
and get ready to have some " Reel " fun,
and " Let's go Fish'n.
Nice catch of the day Ethan!
Here are the Dates to fish in Astoria Oregon
Season Extended into July - 10,
11, 12, 17, 18, 19, 26 and 27th
May.10-June 24:Sturgeon retention will be allowed
seven days a week, with a size Limit of
45-to-60 inches.
June
25-Dec
31: Sturgeon retention is
closed.
Catch
and release fishing will
be allowed during periods when
Sturgeonretention is closed.
Summer Steelhead on the Columbia
River
June 16 - September 31
Be sure to book up ahead of time
for 2008 Summer
Steelhead on the Columbia river.
There will be alot of
hatchery fish coming back this year, with a
2 fish limit. The run will be close to 300,000.
These Summer Steelhead are a great fighting fish and very good to eat
indeed! We fish the
Columbia River from Portland to the
Mouth of Cowlitz River where the fishing is
good
for Summer
Steelhead!
Now is the time to book a trip for 2008,
you won't be disappointed.
Steelhead
Steelhead
Steelhead
Steelhead
12 lb steelhead
15 lb steelhead
Summer Steelhead
'Portland Area Sturgeon Fishing
January through July 31
Sturgeon
fishing
is an all year
fishery, with some months better
then others. I fish the whole
Columbia River from Astoria up to
Bonneville Dam. Sturgeon are
very good eating and a lot of
fun to catch, they are a very good
fighting fish for sure. So be sure and book a
Sturgeon trip with me, and I will show
you a good time indeed. Even when the
season is closed, you can still
catch & release any day of the
year.
Cubby O'Brian with Wife Holly on a
Sturgeon fishing Adventure, Cubby is one of the Original
MouseKeteer's from Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse Club
Sturgeon
Here are the dates to fish in The Portland area
Jan.-1-July 31:
Sturgeon retention will be allowed Thursdays
through Sundays, with a
42-to-60 inch size limit.
Aug.1-Sept.30:
sturgeon retention is closed.
Oct.1-Dec.31:
Sturgeon retention will be allowed Thursdays
through Saturdays, with a
42-to-60 inch size limit.
Fish comfortably in a Heated 25
ft. covered Boat.
We offer 4 hour, 6 hour and 8 hour
day trips upon availability.
Arrangements can be made
to accommodate large groups.
One day
fishing licenses can be written on the boat for
$12.00 per person
Oregon Fishing New Fish Report 06/30/08
Well Folks, Get ready for another
Good year of Fishing in the Northwest.
Don't forget about the Highly sought after Sturgeon that are some of the
finest eating fish around. There are good numbers of Sturgeon
in the river, and when the water starts to warm up the bite will be on in Astoria, Oregon.
Sturgeon Fishing should be very good
this year. Limits should prevail. Be sure to book
ahead for reservations.
Special
Extended Sturgeon Season
in Astoria will be July - 10, 11, 12, 17, 18, 19, 26 and 27th, Fishing
should be very good.
Summer Steelhead fishing should be very
good this year with a healthy return of fin clipped Hatchery fish,
starting in June, and running through August. Some of Last years
Steelhead that were boated were in the 12
to 15 pound range, yum, yum.
King Salmon
Fall King and Silver salmon starting on
August 1st, with the run Lasting into Late September right here on the
mighty Columbia river. I'm hearing that good numbers will be coming in
the river this year, so Look forward to having some reel fun catching
fish with Martins Big Fish Adventures.
Be sure and
Book your seats early, to get the days you
want.
Fall
Chinook & Coho Salmon on the Columbia river
August 1 through
October
Fall Chinook salmon and
Coho salmon
fishing starts around August 1st and runs thru October. Fishing for
Chinook salmon
is the ultimate thrill.
Chinook salmon
are very wild as they come right from the ocean. Larry follows these fish up
river as the salmon migrate and knows the best fishing spots. The size of
Chinook salmon
vary from about
10 to 60lbs
and the run this Fall will be close to
264,000 Chinook.
The Columbia River Bouy
10 Salmon Opener August 1st is one of the most highly anticipated of
all
Oregon fisheries, with strong
Coho-Silver Salmon numbers and plenty of fish
off shore, anglers are especially optimistic this year. Catches of
Coho and Fall Chinook are expected to be fair. The opener is expected to be slow but action will pick up as the
season takes off.
Coho
salmon is also known as
Silver Salmon.
Coho salmon range in size from about 5 to 20 lbs and are very active fish.
They have been known to jump right into the net. The
Coho salmon fishery
runs into October and Larry is very familiar with their run as they migrate
from the ocean up stream. Coho salmon run up river to all the tributaries of
the
Columbia River
including the
Willamette River
and the
Clackamas River.
The adipos fin must be missing to keep this fish. All others must be
returned unharmed to the river as they are considered to be an endangered
fish.
Stay tuned
in for more fishing news from Captain Larry or call:
Cell: 503-680-9787
Home: 503-351-0650
Larry is coast guard licensed and insured. He is very considerate of his
clients' needs and places a priority on having a good time fishing. Safety always comes first with Larry.
His boat is first class with everything
a fisherman or women would ever want. It is equipped with an inboard heater,
and all the right electronics to take you to where the fish are, with
seating for up to 6 people.