Astoria Oregon Fishing

Astoria, Oregon, is an excellent place for fishing. The nearby waters are home to a wide range of fish, including salmon, sturgeon, sea bass, lingcod, and tuna. Anglers will find many fishing opportunities in this area.

Dungeness crab in Astoria, Oregon

Fishing for Dungeness crab in Astoria, Oregon, is an experience that never gets old. The scenery around Astoria is beautiful, and the Columbia River is almost five miles wide at this point. Learn more about Astoria crabbing here.

Astoria, Oregon, will offer some of the best sturgeon fishing on the lower Columba River. and, of course, the world-famous Buoy 10 salmon fishing, which generally opens on August 1st. As a fishing guide, Buoy 10 is one of my favorite fisheries the Columbia River has to offer. Buoy 10 is actually the mouth of the Columbia River, in between Oregon and Washington.

I like to start my guided salmon fishing trips in Astoria, Oregon, in the middle of July. We start in the Pacific Ocean, just off the mouth of the Columbia River, and fish for coho and chinook salmon.

When you go salmon fishing in the ocean during the month of July, you’ll usually have plenty of action with Chinook and Coho salmon. If the weather is good, after you’ve reached your limit on salmon, you can even fish for rockfish like sea bass and lingcod.

If you plan on salmon fishing in the ocean, pay very close attention to the tides as the tides are very crucial when crossing the Columbia River Bar. Marvin’s guide service has years of experience crossing the Columbia River Bar.

Because days generally feel fast for fishing, Astoria, Oregon, in August, call us today to get on the schedule. 503-314-5087 Or simply click here and fill out this forum, and I will call you.

In September, the lower Columbia River around Astoria will be full of coho salmon, It is then that Marvin offers guided salmon and Dungeness crab combo fishing trips!

Fresh crab. Fresh salmon doesn’t get much better than that when you’re visiting Astoria, Oregon.

Marvin’s boat is a 2020 27 foot alumaweld and it offers fishing comfort for up to 6 guests. You could read more about Marvin’s boat by clicking here.

Where do we meet when fishing in Astoria, Oregon?

Marvin meets his clients just outside of Astoria, in a little port town called Hammond, Oregon. Read more about Hammond here.

Check here for hotels in and around Astoria that Marvin’s guide service recommends.

Here is a small list of restaurants Marvin enjoys in Astoria, Oregon, and the surrounding area.

When fishing in Astoria, Marvin can accommodate large and small groups. Feel free to give him a call and book a day of fishing in Astoria, Oregon. 503-314-5087

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