Oregon and Washington Fishing Guide

When fishing on the Columbia River or Willamette River for Sturgeon in the winter,

I have found they bite very soft in the winter, That is why when I fish for them I use a lighter fishing pole.

Well the salmon fishing is over on the Columbia river, But you can find some Steelhead fishing on the Jon Day river. The weather will be cold but the fish are there.
I like to troll plugs red is my hot color.

Sturgeon fishing in Portland Oregon during the winter makes for some great fishing!
We sturgeon fish on the Willamette River right in down town Portland, Oregon.
We fish from a covered and heated boat.
Sturgeon come up the Willamette River because it runs a bit warmer than the Columbia River.
We fish with Light tackle, making it a great battle with a monster fish. Why stay home and watch fishing shows on TV? when You could be catching winter Sturgeon with Marvin’s Guide Service?
call Marvin and ask about winter rates January and February fishing trips only!

Fishing on the Columbia River In the Columbia River gorge for King salmon has been good.
I have been fishing on the Washington side by the dead line.

First of all we have Salmon, Steelhead, Sturgeon, Walleye and bass.These are some of the most targeted fish in the Portland Oregon area.

In my next few blogs we will talk a little bit about each one of these fish.

But since i am gearing up for Sturgeon now lets start with them.

Today I had 2 guys on the boat Brandon and Mike.We met up at Chinook landing,Which is in Troutdale at 6:30 am.

I headed up the Columbia river to the rooster rock area.

Hi my name Is Marvin. Welcome to my site I am a full time fishing guide here in Northwest Oregon.

I have been a fishing fool all my life. I have been fishing all over Oregon. I started fishing for salmon, steelhead, On the John day river with my dad.

A popular way fishing for salmon on the Columbia river is called backtrolling.I prefer to use a jet diver and a quickfish.

With your boat headed upstream above the are you wish to fish run your motor just fast enough to hold your boat even with the current.