It was a great day on the water overall! Ocean and weather were very enjoyable. The fishing was tough, but we managed to get nine fish for nine people fishing. It was challenging come mid day, as the drift came to a complete stop. We caught a record number of large dog fish(sharks), which took a toll on our tackle and fisherman. It was an all day battle, but every minute was a whole lot of fun. We ended up with nice fish, including two in the mid 40 inch range. Once again, lots of happy people. The season looks like it’s going to be going strong, so get on the phone and book a trip for next weekend. Remember, the offshore season only runs Thursday, Friday and Saturday every week, so make your plans accordingly. Don’t forget to request, The Amigo, with Tradewinds Charters Depoe Bay.
Halibut Fishing in Depoe Bay, Oregon





Fishing reports are in! Halibut fishing season started May 1, 2012 out of Depoe Bay, OR. Our locals had a chance to get out on the water today, May 2, 2012, and fish the “near shore fishery”, which means inside the 40 fathom boundary line. They did well! The biggest halibut was 51″ and another was 48″. Not a bad way to start off the season! Our boat, The Amigo, is scheduled to go out on May 10, which is the first day of the offshore season. With reports like today, and reports we are hearing of incidental catches from commercial long-liners, this year’s halibut season looks promising! Remember, if you want to fish with us on The Amigo, you must request us when booking your trip. We look forward to seeing you on our boat!
