Depoe Bay Charter Fishing

May 11th 2013 Halibut trip

Admin — Mon, 13 May 2013 02:48:43 +0000

Hi everyone. Boy! Had a great day today. Ocean was just beautiful and the sun was shining all day. All customers limited on their Halibut. Most Halibut caught were in the mid forty- inch to fifty-inch range. Great group on board today! Everyone had a great time. There’s still time to call and book a trip. Look forward to having the opportunity to take you where we catch the big ones on board the Amigo. Captain Perry knows how to find them, for sure.

May 2nd Fishing Trip

Admin — Thu, 02 May 2013 23:41:01 +0000

Well…we had a great trip today. The Ocean conditions were very good. There was a slight breeze in the morning but not bad. Averaged 1 1/2 Ling Cod per person plus 4 nice Rock Fish per person. Remember Halibut season is coming soon. Dates are as follows: Spring Season May 9, 10,11, 16, 17, 18, 30, 31, June 1, 6, 7, 8 ….until quota is taken Summer Season August 2, 3, 16, 17, 30, 31, September 13, 14, 27, 28, October 11, 12, 25, 26 ……until quota is taken

Make your reservations early as we expect to fill our available spots quickly. We look forward to taking you out to catch that “Big One” aboard the Amigo. Some call it fishin’. We call it catchin’.

Admin — Sun, 21 Apr 2013 01:11:10 +0000

Another beautiful spring day on the oregon coast with the Amigo. Todays catch inculded a good show of both seabass and ling-cod. Crabbing has been slow this spring but we are looking forward to improved conditions and crab catch. Weather conditions are looking promising this week for fishing and whale watching has been very rewarding this spring.

Ling Cod Charter Fishing in Oregon

Admin — Mon, 07 Jan 2013 05:59:51 +0000

We offer an extraordinary deep sea Ling Cod charter trip this time of year! Deep water ling cod is only open for a limited time. The main challenge with the season, is the fact it falls during some of the most turbulent ocean conditions of the year. Fortunately, we normally have some great windows of opportunity in March when the ocean is safe and the fish are huge and extremely abundant! It’s truly a world class fishery that only a handful of people get to experience. These trips give you a real chance at catching a trophy size ling cod, a fish of a lifetime and not to mention excellent table fair! It’s very common to measure fish well over 40 inches. We fish a couple exclusive spots that are only known by a select few locals, including us! In fact, we fished a spot last year and never spotted another boat the entire season, not even in the distance! We are passionately committed to giving you the absolute best ling cod fishing experience available off the Central Oregon coast! The season closes on April 1st, so if you are interested, now is the time to book your trip for this March(ocean conditions permitting). Come experience real deep sea fishing for huge ling cod!

CALL NOW FOR DETAILS AND BOOK YOUR TRIP!

1-541-270-1508

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

Admin — Mon, 24 Dec 2012 05:22:23 +0000

It’s been a fabulous year out on the ocean on the Central Oregon Coast! 2012 was jammed pack with tons of great fishing, whale watching and cruises! We look forward to another spectacular season in 2013. Our boat, The Amigo, is currently tied up for the winter and will be back in full operation by March 5th, 2013, ocean conditions permitting. That’s just in time for some world class deep water ling cod fishing! If you are interested in bringing home some of the biggest ling cod you may ever see in a lifetime, besides taking a trip to Alaska, then fish with us in March before the deep water season closes on April 1st. In the meantime, feel free to contact Tradewinds Charters in Depoe Bay for any questions. You may also contact us directly by calling 541-270-1508. On the behalf of the owners and crew of The Amigo, we would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and prosperous New Year! See you on the water this spring.

Fishing Report Depoe Bay, Oregon

Admin — Sat, 15 Sep 2012 03:30:58 +0000

The bottom fishing has been very good this week. Limits and near limits of rock fish and ling cod for many anglers over the past few days. Crabbing continues to be good. Salmon fishing is “hit and miss”, although many anglers continue to get plenty of action if willing to put forth the effort and time. The Coho season may come to and end after this weekend, as the quota will most likely be met. Chinook fishing has been fair and at times good for those who find the fish. The most successful Chinook anglers have been using downriggers and presenting their baits anywhere from 50 to 100ft. We saw some tuna hit the docks today from a private sport boat. No big numbers, but there are reports of fish still out there. Earlier this week, one of our friends reported seeing LOTS of fish, but had some difficulty getting them to bite on the troll. The last confirmed tuna location was around 46 miles and towards “the four corners”.

Fishing Report Depoe Bay and Newport, Oregon

Admin — Tue, 04 Sep 2012 19:24:02 +0000

Well, there’s a little bit of everything going on right now. The summer season is in the fourth quarter and bottom fish, tuna, salmon, and crab are the target species right now. Halibut is over and Cabezon is closed. Here’s a brief synopsis of the current fishing report for Depoe Bay and Newport, OR.

Tuna: The fish are out there between 27 and 40+ miles. Most of the action is occurring a little north around the 45 line, and there seems to be tons of fish still swimming around. On any given day the bite can be red hot. We had fabulous fishing just a few days ago, then followed by days where boats struggled to get a few fish in the box. Switching up tactics in order to “dial in” on what the fish want seem to be key. Some days, clones did not work well, while natural colored cedar plugs put lots of fish in the boat. Many seasoned fisherman know that the later season tuna like a smaller presentation and sometimes don’t bite as well on the troll. Chumming the water with dead anchovies and using light gear to jig has been really productive . Silver irons, swim baits, or a dead anchovy on a small 3/0 hook can be deadly this time of year. If you want tuna, you have to work for them, and it can be hit or miss this time of year. Final word: Tuna fishing is unpredictable, but there’s lots of fish still out there.

Bottom Fish: Overall rock fishing is showing lots of improvement from the fair fishing conditions this summer. A nice variety of rock fish are showing up at the docks. Tiger rock, Vermilion, quill back, blue, black and yellow tail to name a few. The Ling Cod bite has been good to excellent most of the year. Many ling cod over 30 inches are fairly common and big boys over 40 inches are hitting the docks almost daily. Cabezon is closed. Halibut season is also over. Final word: Bottom fishing is good to excellent overall.

Salmon: Salmon fishing has been inconsistent, but there seems to be lots of fish out there. Perhaps they are spread out? The commercial fleet really nailed huge scores of Chinook a few weeks ago, with boats putting over 50 fish a day in their boxes. That ation has slowed down, but the non-selective Coho season just opened this weekend. Some boats found limits of fish early in the morning, while some struggled to get one fish all day long. Final word: Salmon fishing is poor to fair, with a few glimmers of greatness in between.

Crab: Phenomenal. That describes it best. Go get some!

Tuna Fishing Report Depoe Bay and Newport Oregon – Excellent

Admin — Sun, 02 Sep 2012 04:22:40 +0000

The tuna fishing out of Depoe Bay and Newport was excellent today! Despite the slow days last weekend, we have some super conditions now. Boats with scores upwards of 50 fish today! We were fishing around 27 miles from Depoe Bay. Tons of fish jumping, and lots of fish in the kill box! Cedar plugs did extremely well and so did the light jigging gear. There’s beautiful warm blue water teeming with tuna out there, and we anticipate it to stick around for awhile. We look forward to more great fishing in the days to come. The report has been pretty consistent for the last few days. Overall Tuna Fishing Report: Excellent! It’s time to book a tuna trip if you have been wanting to get into some fish… before it’s too late.

Book a tuna fishing trip! Call Captan Perry for Details 541-270-2416

Bottom Fishing Report Depoe Bay and Newport Oregon

Admin — Fri, 31 Aug 2012 23:22:03 +0000

As predicted, the bottom fishing is steadily getting better as Fall approaches. Not to say it’s been bad fishing this summer, but it has been a little on the slower side during the peak of summer. Many boats in recent days are reporting super catches of rock fish and Ling Cod. Limits of fish are more common and there has been a nice variety of fish including Tiger Rock fish, Vermillion and Quill Back rock fish. Tons of Black Rock Fish(sea bass) and Blues as usual. The crabbing continues to be dynamite as the average catch is around 5-7 crabs per person, and days where you get more are more frequent than days you get less. Don’t forget about our special 8hr Ling Cod trips starting October 1st. These are “real deep sea fishing” trips where we target big ling cod. You can expect to have an excellent chance at catching a world class fish on these trips. We saw many fish well over 40 inches in March, and we hope to see the same and/or bigger this October. Don’t hesitate to call Captian Perry for more details on these spectacular, and limited fishing trips.

Book your Deep Sea Ling Cod trip now! Call Captain Perry for Details 541-270-2416

Tuna Fishing Report Depoe Bay and Newport Oregon

Admin — Fri, 31 Aug 2012 23:02:53 +0000

We have good news! The tuna bite turned hot earlier this week when we got some nice ocean. Two charter boats reported scores over 40 fish per boat. One small sport boat reported 26 fish after losing nearly 15! Now this was the report just before the ocean turned nasty, so we’re not sure what’s going to happen this weekend. We can tell you where some of the hot action was… here’s the Lat./Long. 45.00 over 124.55 We will be on the water chasing tuna on Saturday. There’s plenty of season left, so we plan on running more trips before calling it quits. There’s definitely tuna out there. Let’s hope for a hot bite this weekend. See you on the water.