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During this spring break time the forecast we are seeing right now shows some good days to get out there and a few wet-rougher days.

We watch our forecasts closely so to give our clients the best possible day to fish both in ocean comfort anode course catching the folks onboard fish. Its a great time of the season to catch Lingcod so give the best charter outfit around a call for reservations. Three boats out this morning and another one out this afternoon as we found some decent ocean weather to get out there after days tied to the docks.

It was little choppy this morning and was really cold for the first couple of hours but the folks out there who worked at it came home with really good catches. One boat limited out on both Lingcod and rockfish it was reported. We had four boats out today Kadaho-Mariner-Mr Max-Sunrisre and reports were all four had really good trips with plenty of rockfish and Lingcod hitting the filet tables.

It was certainly a little chilly at the start of the trips with clear skies overnight but temperatures improved as the trips made their way into the morning hours. The ocean stayed nice all morning long as we fished up north off the Lincoln City reefs about 8-NM north of Depoe Bay.

This is a great time to be bottom fishing as obviously with the pictures from the past week the Lingcod are inside in shallow water spawning as they do every year this time go year. Boats out today on the Pacific and our Tradewinds vessels did not disappoint. We brought back to the TW filet table limits of rockfish and came really close to a limit of the prized Lingcod.

To make it even better the ocean was a beautiful blue and a great ocean to fish on. After a really rough winter hopefully we will have lots of nice days coming up as we approach springtime and the beginning of spring breaks starting the end of next week.

We must be getting close to spring as this weekend we turn our clocks back an hour on Sunday morning. The planned ocean Chinook salmon season all-salmon-except coho will open as scheduled from Cape Falcon to Humbug Mt.

The recreational ocean salmon fishery off Oregon in March, April, and early May typically has very low effort and Chinook catch.

Fishery managers and industry representatives agreed that this opening would not create any difficulty in developing the remainder of the ocean seasons for the fishing year. Season alternatives will be reviewed and a final season recommendation made at the Pacific Fishery Management Council public meeting April and We have a the Kadaho out as we speak and they are really doing well on the Lingcod this morning.

As you can see from the tote we have a great variety of rockfish as well. Great Day!! Call our office for reservations and ocean forecasts in the coming days or you can reserve on our brand new reservation system on our website tradewindscharters. Salmon Mascot. Coho: Mark Selective � Opening date? June 12th? June 19th? June 26th? Ending date? Open September 11th � Prefer to start non-select Sept.

Yesterday, Sunday were had our first fishing trips out on the pond for bottom fishing of the new season. Some of the folks onboard caught some nice fish but all in all it was a slower day. The ocean weather this winter has been really terrible with lots of rain and heavy seas. Just this past Friday into Saturday there were swells out there foot. It is a common occurrence after a rough stretch of ocean conditions that it takes a few days to get things back in order.

Certainly not making excuses but this websites fishing report has ALWAYS tried to give you folks out there a true assessment of our fish catch. Guaranteed, things will soon get better. Also please check out our brand new reservation system on our website Tradewindscharters. If it is still RED then we are not booking those trips as of yet because of weather conditions.

Salmon managers are predicting that the Salmon run for Oregon and Washington will be near triple than past years. Most are predicted in the Columbia run with 1,, but those fish make it by Central Oregon Coast ports as well so hopefully when the final numbers for our area come out we will have a great season. So be prepared to get your reservation for a Tradewinds Charter Salmon fishing trip for the summer and fall.

This is the best news in five years and maybe decades for coastal Salmon runs. This pre-season planning meeting will provide a review of the seasons, take a first look at the salmon forecasts, and develop a set of Oregon preferred recreational and commercial ocean salmon season concepts via public input to take forward through the Pacific Fishery Management Council PFMC regulation setting process.

The on-line meeting is planned to start at AM on Thursday, February It is recommended that participants test their system prior to the meeting to iron out any technical problems they may have option is available to call in by phone. There will be a lunch break between PM and PM that will also give participants time to formulate concepts for proposals.

Links to the agenda and briefing materials for the meeting will be posted at www. Note: The Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission will finalize the sport halibut regulations at their meeting on April Central Oregon Coast Subarea.

There were some recommendations from the public for a more conservative approach 15 fixed dates instead of 18 , though the majority preferred 18 fixed dates. The ODFW staff recommendation is based on trying to balance all of those considerations of opportunity, quota risk, safety, etc.

Nearshore : Opens May 1, seven days per week, inside the fathom line , through the earlier of quota attainment or Oct Hey folks�. We are currently running fishing trips on weekends and will be up and running full-time on March 1st. Keep in touch.

The recreational bottomfish fishery will be similar to , with one change: the daily general marine fish bag limit is six 6 fish per person per day.

Other regulations same as As we wind down the end of this crazy year, we wanted to give our amazing customers a quick update. In order to be in compliance with current mandates and ensure the safety of our customers and staff we are currently on hold until some restrictions are lifted in the county. We appreciate your understanding and hope that you know that we are anxiously awaiting being able to get you out on your next excursion as soon as it can be done safely.

We hope all of our past and future customers have a great holiday season including a much anticipated The ODFW adopted a general marine bag limi t of 6 fish for recreational anglers for the season.

Also new for , longleader fishing will be allowed on all-depth halibut trips during the summer bottomfish depth restriction June-August. This provides anglers a new opportunity to retain midwater rockfish when retention of most groundfish would otherwise be prohibited on all-depth halibut trips to limit bycatch of yelloweye rockfish. Fishing for halibut must be completed before retaining any rockfish on the same trip. The one fish sub-bag limit for China, copper, and quillback rockfish and the one fish sub-bag limit for cabezon with season opening on July 1 will continue in Seasonal depth restriction 40 fathoms will again be in effect from June 1 through Aug.

Coho salmon are making a strong appearance in the Columbia River system this year and counts at Bonneville Dam are well above the ten-year average.

The first two adult runs in and returned less than fish to the Lostine River, but in Lostine River Coho are poised to make their best showing since reintroduction. This next week begins the fall season as things really begin to slow down as we approach a time of year where most of the activity weather permitting occurs on the weekend dates. We will have a fishing report from time to time but daily reports will comeback around the spring break times in the spring of Crabbing improved quite a bit today as the boats after days of not-so-good crabbing ventured around and found some good spots where we were able to improve the crabbing totals for Sunday.

How long it will hold up is anyones guess as we get into the fall season. Fishing on Sunday was excellent with all of the inshore fishing boats did very well as most were fishing down south of Depoe Bay on some spots we do not hit very often. Some of the boats came home with limits on the rockfish. One boat fishing in the usual spots up north but out in the deeper water did really well on the Lingcod and also came very close to a rockfish limit.

Sounds like we have run our last Halibut trip for the year as this time of year the Halibut are migrating and we had quite the slow trip today. We will be seeing all of you Halibut folks next sporing. The deep water fishing today was a little off as there were so many tide rips offshore that it made it very difficult to get a drift correct.

On top of that the fish were either to there or not biting. Caught a few and came back into mid-water depth and caught quite a few lingcod and a good number of rockfish. The inside fishery all day long was very good with limits or close to limits on all of our boats. Crabbing has slowed down quite a bit since a great summer of crabbing and we are still getting some. One vessel out on this Friday and they limited on the rockfish with no report on the Lingcod bite.

Crabbing seems to have gone on a slightly downhill direction after one of best crabbing summers ever. It was bound to happen even though the catch is still somewhat decent but just not as crazy good as it was this summer. We have a trip going out Halibut fishing Saturday morning on what will be on a beautiful flat ocean.

We will give you a full report on the catch Saturday evening. Excellent bottom fishing on this day on a beautiful ocean with quite a bit of fog this morning. One vessel came within one Lingcod short of a boat limit and easily limited on the rockfish with lots of Black, Canary rockfish with some nice Sea Trout also. Crabbing on this boat today was really bad as a favorite spot all summer was empty almost of crab today.

Time to look for a new spot. One of the other boats was also doing really well on the fishing side and will have a crab report later in the day. Crab Report As we mentioned earlier the crab report from one of the boats was not very good and the other vessel out today reported a better catch but much lower then it has been most of the summer.

Maybe the crabs are moving elsewhere or they are just taking a day off. Bottom fishing was very good today with limits on the rockfish with lots of really nice Black rockfish, Canary and Yellowtail rockfish. Lingcod fishing was quite slow today. Crabbing seems to have dropped off the past dew days with around 6-per person for those crabbing on the trip.

After over a week off due to the Oregon fires we got out there this morning and had a really good trip. We limited on the bottom fish with a few Lingcod and also brought back in over crabs for the folks onboard. Sounds like great ocean weather thru the upcoming weekend. Tradewinds boats will be closed down for the entire weekend the office just announced this morning.

There is still smoke in the area and enough which might make some people feel uncomfortable being out in it. Probably more important your only way into Depoe Bay would be from the south as highway 18 and points north are still closed. We are hoping to resume operations by Monday. Verizon wireless seems to be down in the area as well.

Please be patient while these issues in the Oregon area are resolved. Tradewinds Depoe Bay will be closed today Thursday and Friday for all ocean activities due to the continuing issue with air quality and access to the coastal regions. We are still experiencing air quality issues and getting to Depoe Bay especially out of the north is very difficult at this time. We will keep you abreast.

We are hopeful with some changes in wind direction late tonight that we might able to fish again Friday, September 11th. All is subject to change however so please stay in touch with us on this website and thru our office.

Angling for Chinook Salmon remains open through October within this area. The non-mark selective coho season opened on Friday, September 4 and Saturday, September 5 on an adjusted quota of 4, Coho Salmon following the impact neutral rollover of coho remaining on the quota from the hatchery mark selective season which ended on August The non-mark selective coho season was slated to run each Friday and Saturday in September through the earlier of the quota or September The fishery opened with ocean conditions that ranged from fair to good and catch rates varied from fair to very good within the open area.

Number of participating anglers was very high on the holiday weekend especially at Garibaldi and Newport. The preliminary estimate of catch from the two day opening totaled 4, coho leaving only coho remaining on the quota , and not enough coho for another day of fishing.

Retention of all salmon except coho remains open through October 31, from Cape Falcon to Humbug Mountain. We were closed down today and we will not be running any fishing or whale watch charters on Wednesday due to the smoke from all of the fires in the Oregon area. We are planning on having someone in the office tomorrow as today it was closed due to the poor air quality in Depoe Bay Lincoln County, Oregon.

We are planning if the air quality improves to resume activities on Thursday and will keep you up-to-date when we have additional information. All of our boats went out this morning and all had good trips for those fishing up north and one that ventured south of the city to find biting fish.

Crabbing actually slowed some on all of the vessels fo the first time in several weeks. After the first Friday-Saturday opening this past weekend we are hoping to get in a second weekend of fishing this coming Friday-Saturday. There is some skepticism about the ODFW opening it back up as it sounds like there were hundreds of boat up and down the coast in the central area and that the bite was good just about everywhere. A rather tough day on the water as all the boats departed on a reasonably decent ocean ad was certainly fishable.

As soon as the rods hit the water the fog moved in accompanied by rough water and wind. The crabbing was very good again but it was an adventure for the very experienced captains to pick the pots in the rough waters. Suppose to by the forecast better tomorrow. All of the afternoon trips were cancelled.

A s salmon fishing goes we all try to figure it all out after the trip is over. One boat yesterday caught zero fish and ended up today catching nine. One boat who had a really good catch yesterday wound with only one today. Another boat had three yesterday and ended up with four today. So go figure snd see if you can come up with a solution day to day. The fish we caught on this two day opener were beautiful big fish pound Silver salmon and a few larger Chinook salmon.

We will see if the quota has been used up and if we have a second weekend next Friday and Saturday. Crabbing was very good again like it has been all summer. Sounds like the big bite was off of Government Point just a short distance north of the harbor.

The boats that ventured up north to the Lincoln City reefs did well but not like the GP boats. We have three boats out this afternoon on bottom fish and crab trips. Crabbing has been good for so long hard to find anything more today about it so lets just leave it at that.

The bottom fishing started out slow but our boats kept with it and by the end of the trip came home with a good catch. Not many Lingcod in todays catch. Sounds like really nice ocean weather for the next week or so. Today it took our boats several hours to find where they were and we found them offshore in and around fathoms of water.

We did not bring home loads of them but we had lots of action many of which spit the hook after the bite or being reeled in. The last two days we have been battling rough ocean conditions which produced very few fish yesterday on the boats that ventured out.

Today the Tradewinds boats stayed home with the same ocean conditions. The ocean as we speak late morning is coming down and we will be experiencing a really good change in the ocean weather for fishing beginning tomorrow morning thru at least the middle of next week the forecasters are telling us.

From the reports which came in this morning it was a tougher day then most days are in the summer as the rockfish bite was a tough go today. Like always those who worked hard at it came home with some fish. Some folks did really well and others on the same boat not as well. The Lingcod fishing in the slightly deeper water actually was pretty good today as is sometimes the case when the rockfish bite is off, No report on the crabbing today so far.

There were some Lingcod caught on the boat. The mid-water boat limited on the Lingcod and had a really good catch of the rockfish even though they had to change over to the light tackle to get that job done.

Crabbing was good today as it has been. The bottom fishing boats this morning met up with a windy choppy ocean that was fishable but uncomfortable to some. Even with that we all caught fish and the folks came home with what they came for and some even took home a bunch of crabs.

Sounds like we will be dealing with windy conditions for the next days as we have been for the past 10 days or so. The fish still bite in the wind but it will be nice to get back to those really nice calm days which should be here this time of year. Remember the September salmon fishery opens up this coming Friday and Saturday and every Friday and Saturday in September until the quota is caught.

We got a roll over of about fish from the summer fishery so hopefully we will get a few weeks of salmon fishing in anyhow. Depending which vessel you were on determined how successful you would be.

Some of the boats did quite well and others struggled but came home with fish for everyone to freezer pack. Crabbing was OK today but there has been a decline in keeper numbers Lund Fishing Boats For Sale Canada 50 Days the past few days with many-many underside males in the pots.

Fishing in the mid-water reefs was really good for the first 2-hours and then it died. However, by that time a good assortment of rockfish and some really nice Lingcod.. The catching in the inside shallow water reefs was very good as well with all the boats venturing up to the northern reefs off Lincoln City. Crabbing was on some of the boats was a little off this morning with lots of undersized males in the pots but some of the boats did well as it has been all summer.

We will see how that all works out tomorrow. Reminder: Recreational bottomfish fishery to reopen to all depths on September 1st. Beginning on Tuesday, September 1st, recreational bottomfish will again be open at all depths.

The seasonal depth restriction of 40 fathoms will be removed. The depth restriction is in place during the summer months to limit encounters with yelloweye rockfish.

Yelloweye rockfish remain prohibited. During days open to both all-depth bottomfish and all-depth halibut, anglers may retain bottomfish and halibut on the same trip. Such dates include September in the Central Oregon Coast Subarea, and will continue for every Thursday, Friday and Saturday until October 31st, or until the halibut quota has been met.

Bottom fishing this morning produced very good fishing with lots of rockfish on all of the vessels out there this morning. The weather forecast for the ocean waters was pretty much correct this morning with knot winds but on the plus side there was very little swell so windy but easy for passengers to fish. An impact neutral rollover of coho remaining from the mark selective summer season was made to the non-mark selective September season from Cape Falcon to Humbug Mt.

This resulted in a net increase of 1, coho in the non-selective coho quota and a revised quota of 4, coho. The non-selective coho season from Cape Falcon to Humbug Mt. Open days within September may be adjusted by further action. The ocean weather report was another bad one with lots of wind but somehow we got thru the entire morning trips without a breath of wind.

The ocean was really nice out there this morning with maybe a foot swell. The only wind they had was after we got back into the harbor and it was breezy in there.

Go Figure!! Anyhow the shallow water fishing was pretty good this morning from all reports with lots of Black bass on the bite. The mid-water rockfish were slower to bite with around per person but the Lingcod bite out there this morning was really good.

For the 2nd day on a row the boats battled a The forecast for this morning was growing swell in morning, winds with gust to 20 and rough seas. None of the above happened and we had a very nice sunny ocean to fish on. The boats that reported put on some nice Lingcod and the rockfish bite was only a moderate catch but everyone went home with some nice fish.

Crabbing remains excellent with most of the crabs now fully grown back from the molting and not many soft ones being harvested right now. The added weekends will give anglers more opportunity to harvest the halibut quota. The bottomfish fishery summer depth restriction 40 fathoms will be removed allowing anglers to harvest bottomfish at all depths on September 1.

Bycatch impacts to yelloweye rockfish are low enough this year that beginning September 1, anglers will be allowed to harvest both all-depth halibut and bottomfish on the same trip. Anglers are reminded that yelloweye rockfish retention is prohibited at all times and must be released using a descending device. Other prohibited species for the remainder of include cabezon and China, copper, quillback rockfish. The inside fishing in the more shallow waters Sunday was quite slow with not many fish caught from the boats reporting.

The real show was in the mid-water bite where limits of fish were caught and a really nice assortment of Lingcod with quite a f ew over inches in length. Crabbing was also very good with around per person from the reports heard.

Three boats out this afternoon and had to complete the trip with quite windy and choppy conditions. One of the boats reported good catches where another reported slower results. Hopefully conditions in the morning will be better..

Three areas that we fished this morning all reported different overall results. Those that stayed close to home and fished south found it a SLOW-GO most of the morning with the exception of a few drifts directly out in front of the harbor which actually saved the trip producing a little under fish.

Other then that it was very slow. Th0se that fished the northern inside waters in a moderate lumpy swell actually had the best results with decent trips reported. Those that fished the deeper mid-water kind of had trips like the south people take about earlier where mostly a slow morning but saved by a few drifts. Crabbing once again was terrific. All boats out today on a windy choppy ocean with some staying closer to home and others venturing up to the normal fishing grounds off of Lincoln City.

All boats had decent trips with one limiting early and back in the harbor by am but the others came home with good catches. Not many Lingcod in the catch this morning. Crabbing also was very good with per person on the boats reporting.

These added openings give anglers additional opportunity to harvest the halibut quota. August was previously scheduled to be open. The next opening will be the following week, August , and continue every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday until the quota is caught or October After September 1st you can also go on a Halibut trip and will be allowed to keep any bottom fish you catch.

That is a bargain. Give us a call for reservations. The waters were pretty nautical this morning with quite a bit of wind which produced wind chop on the waters. Thankfully there was very little swell on the ocean this morning so things even being choppy were still quite fishable. Most of the boats had decent catches but did not hear about any limits caught this morning but there were some really nice Lingcod on the filet tables at the conclusion of the trips.

Picking crab pots this morning was a little difficult with the choppy waters ut the rewards were really great again with lots of crabs in the pots. A simply gorgeous ocean out there this morning with zero wind and flat calm conditions. We only had about a half of a knot of current which helped us move over the reefs which to some the operators are ideal for catching fish.

Quite a variety of fish caught today with the usual Black Sea bass and lots of Canary rockfish. There were also lots of the fish that we can keep but hardly ever catch like Vermillion and Tiger rockfish. Quite a few of them on the filet table today. One boat had a decent catch of Lingcod as well and crabbing remains excellent. Bottom fishing was really good this morning with all boats out there reporting had a boat limit of the rockfish. Not many Lingcod were caught this morning in shallow water or deeper water.

One of those days when they were off the bite. Had really good results on all of our vessels out this morning both in the shallow waters as well as the deeper mid-water spots.

Some beautiful looking bottom fish and there were some nice Lingcod caught but not as many as the day before. Like anything, all days seem to be different just like tomorrow will be different. Crabbing remains Fishing Boats For Sale In Alberta Apartment very strong once again with around per customer on the boats reporting.

First Timers. On an afternoon trip a few young folks onboard picture enclosed one of the boats for the first time out for ocean fishing caught almost a limit of fish bringing in fish for there party of four people.

The fog went away about 12;30pm and the ocean was just beautiful. All of the boats were out this morning and everyone or almost everyone headed for the deeper water as that is where the better bite was yesterday. Deep water fishing with light tackle is a challenging way to fish as it can be hard for novice fisher-people to find the bottom and feel the bites.

It sounded like some of the boats did really well with good catches and there were lots of Lingcod caught this morning as they seem to like the deeper water a little more. Crabbing improved some today from the past days with boats coming in with per person depending on. These September seasons historically go quickly so if you want to go you should be making reservations with us.

More then likely because of the summer quota was not even close to being reached there will be some kind of a roll over so hopefully a few more then a 3, fish quota. This season is a popular one as we do not have to throw back and Coho salmon that still have the adipose fin.

If it is legal size we can keep it. Sounds pretty good and maybe others will be out there in the morning. Loveland Reservoir : Like most lakes in the county, bass at Loveland are keyed Fishing Boats For Sale Washington Zero in on schools of bait and can be targeted on reaction baits early and late with plastics and jigs the focus during the day. Loveland is open daily closed on major holidays , currently from 6 am to 5 pm.

Anything that imitates a shad will get bit; spinnerbaits, jerk baits, flukes, etc�Most of the schooling bass will be less than 4 pounds. Bass up to 7. Bluegill fishing is especially good currently.

Lake Miramar : Trout were last stocked by the CDFW the week of May 5th, but warmer water temperatures should turn your attention toward bass and catfish. The clear water presents a challenge, and bass typically either go to deep water, or deep in the tules at Miramar in the summer so they can be a challenge to locate. The lake is open for fishing and private boats, kayaks and float tubes daily one-half hour before sunrise to sunset.

Gates open at am. Lake Morena : The bass spawn is wrapping up at Morena, with most bass in the post-spawn cycle. Morena receives very little fishing pressure, so the fishing can be pretty spectacular at times if you figure them out.

Boat launching is available and the lake is open daily from 6 am to pm � rental boats also available. Lake Murray : Murray received its last trout of the season the first week of May.

Plastic worms fished off points will produce bass this time of year. The topwater bite can be good early and late as bass wrangle shad schools in open water. Murray is open daily, and the boat ramp is reliably operational. Lake Poway : Rangers at Poway report good catfish fishing along the log boom, and bass biting for both shore and boat anglers. Poway is open Wednesday through Sunday from 6 am to sunset. Night fishing starts July 5th, and continues each Friday and Saturday through August On night fishing dates the lake stays open until pm.

Lake Ramona : This little hike-in only lake is open daily for shore fishing no boats, tubes, or any type of vessel or water contact permitted. Long casts and a stealth approach are paramount to any sort of real success up there as the water is ultra clear.

Pack plenty of water for the long and grueling walk in from the Blue Sky Reserve parking lot in Poway. No permits are required, but a California State Fishing License is. Bass will typically be active for the next couple months and accessible in the shallow water along the shoreline.

The river is, of course, open daily, no permits required, but you need a California State Fishing License. Be careful of your surroundings, the riverbed is littered with vagrants and trash. Bluegill action is good with the backs of coves and cuts producing the best. San Vee is open for fishing Thursday through Monday, launching conditions are good.

For boat rental availability, call the concessionaire at Santee Lakes : Catfish are stocked regularly through the first week of October. Bass are catch and release only at Santee Lakes. Park hours are 8 am to 7 pm Monday � Thursday and 6 am to 7 pm Friday � Sunday. Lake Skinner : The water temperature is in the mids at Skinner.

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