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Buoy 10 Salmon fishing on the Columbia River.

Marvin — Fri, 06 Aug 2010 16:07:48 +0000

Buoy 10 which is on the mouth of the Columbia River opened August 1st for Salmon fishing.
Fish and wildlife are saying we are going to have a great Salmon season this August and September on the Columbia River.
Predictions are 600,000 + Chinook Salmon, and 385,000 + Coho Salmon.
Don’t miss out on this great Action on the Columbia River.

The fist place to get in the Action is in Astoria Oregon on the lower Columbia River, I fish salmon in this area throughout August.
I will fish from the Astoria bridge down river to Buoy 10.

Then in September I will be fishing in the Portland Oregon area, there are some really great places to fish, start out right in font of the Portland Airport, fish on the Oregon side of the River, then about mid September I move up the Columbia River about 25 miles just below the Dam.

Were ever you salmon fish this year it is going to be great.

I wish you all good luck and I will see you on the River soon.
Marvin

Oregon Fishing

Marvin — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 18:52:15 +0000

So you want to come do some fishing in Oregon? Call Marvin’s Guide Service we fish for Salmon, Sturgeon, Steelhead, and Walleye.

If you want to fish in the Portland Oregon area in June or July we have some great sturgeon fishing and Steelhead fishing. Sturgeon up to 10 feet or bigger. Steelhead range from 5 to 20 pounds.

If you are looking to do some Salmon fishing come on down to Astoria Oregon, buoy 10 on the mouth of the Columbia River. King salmon 15 to 50 pounds, sliver salmon 5 to 20 pounds.

Last salmon season On the Columbia River at Astoria was great, fish and wild life say we will have another great season in August.

Call now and plan you fishing trip in Oregon now…

Oregon Salmon fishing Columbia River

Marvin — Fri, 18 Jun 2010 02:30:55 +0000

Summer salmon on the Columbia River is now open. This just might be one of my favorite times of the year to fish. You can go out and do a half day of Salmon fishing and a half day of Sturgeon fishing.

I will be fishing the Columbia River Gorge for summer salmon. One place to fish for Summer Salmon is at the shad rack just up river from the fishery, I will anchor up there in about 15 feet of water, and put out spinners, I like to use a # 5 blade this time of year.

Columbia River is running fast right now, so be exta carefull when you anchor your boat, watch out for debris in the water that might hit your boat or get caught on your fishing lines.

You may keep 2 fin cliped salmon. I look forward to a great summer salmon season on the Columbia River.

See you all out there.
Marvin

Spring Chinook Salmon on the Columbia River

Marvin — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 23:23:57 +0000

On the Columbia River, reports of anglers hooking spring Chinook are now coming in almost daily. The bite is expected to pick up in the coming weeks as spring Chinook begin to return to the Columbia in increasing numbers.
A potential record return of 559,900 spring Chinook has allowed state Fish and Wildlife to provide anglers with a wide range of fishing in the Columbia River during March and April.

If the run of highly prized and tasty spring Chinook, the come back as predicted would be the largest return since at least 1938.

Last year, 222,000 spring Chinook returned to the Columbia River.

Be sure to give Marvin’s Guide Service a call, and get hooked up with a Spring Chinook Salmon.

What To fish On The Columbia River

Marvin — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 07:03:02 +0000

Columbia River Sturgeon

The Columbia River hold all kind of different fish, if your a beginner or a pro the Columbia River is for you.

First of all the Columbia river is known for the salmon runs, we have spring salmon, Summer Salmon, and the big run of fall Salmon.

Or maybe you just Like Steelhead fishing, well then the Columbia River gorge has some of the best steelhead fishing around, you can fish from a boat or off the bank.

There are plenty of Walleye to be found on the Columbia River, experts say the next record Walleye should come out of the lower Columbia River. I plan on catching that Walleye!

Now the Monster fish, one of Marvin’s Guide Service favorite fish on the Columbia River is the White Sturgeon.
The Columbia river holds Sturgeon in it over 12 feet long and upwards of 900 pounds.

Bass, crappie, catfish, are just a few more to name.

Don’t miss out on fishing on the Columbia River Call Marvin’s Guide Service and find out best dates to fish.

Tell us what you like to fish on the Columbia River.
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Columbia River Spring Salmon Season Set 2010

Marvin — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 04:28:52 +0000

Well the season is set For the 2010 Spring Salmon season On the Columbia River Like it or not!

Columbia River, Buoy 10 to I-5 Bridge

Fishing will be allowed seven days a week from March 1 through April 18 or until the harvest guideline is achieved.
The season will be closed on Tuesdays, March 9, 16, 23 and 30. The purpose of the Tuesday closures is to provide possible commercial fishing days. ” Gill nets!”

The daily bag limit is two adipose fin-clipped adult salmon or steelhead in combination, of which no more than one may be a Chinook. The rules also allow retention of up to five adipose fin-clipped jack salmon per day.

Above I 5 Bridge to I 205 Bridge
This area is open to retention of adipose fin-clipped Chinook salmon seven days a week from March 1-14 and three days a week Thursday through Saturday from March 18 – April 3, or until the quota is achieved.

The season is closed Tuesday, March 9. The daily bag limit is two adipose fin-clipped adult salmon or steelhead in combination, of which no more than one may be a Chinook, and up to five adipose fin-clipped jack salmon per day.

Now the bad part is no fishing from a boat allowed above the I 205 Bridge!

What the heck was fish and wild life thinging about when the did this?

Any way I still think we will have some great fishing so get your days booked now.

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