moderate
4–5 hours
Participants should be in average physical condition, able to stand for extended periods and manage fishing equipment.
Join Yaquina Bay Charters in Newport, Oregon, for an exciting half-day Coho Salmon fishing trip. Enjoy expert guidance, top fishing spots, and an option to add crabbing for a full coastal adventure.
Ages 6+ • 6-7 hours • Up to 12 people
Embark on an unforgettable Coho Salmon fishing charter in Newport, Oregon, where expert staff guide you to prime fishing spots like the renowned 'Rock Pile.' With a maximum of 12 guests, enjoy a spacious and personalized experience. Enhance your adventure by adding crabbing for a truly memorable day on the water.
6-7 hours
Treat yourself to a Coho Salmon fishing charter trip originating at our slip between the Embarcadero Resort and The Landing which is located on the beautiful Yaquina Bay in Newport Oregon. The half day salmon trip is about 6 to 7 hours in length. We fish no more than 12 people on our boats to ensure plenty of room. Private charters are available. Our experienced and friendly staff will be on board to help as much or as little as you need.
Crabbing can be added to this trip for $20 extra per person.
We’ll take you to some of the best known places to catch a Coho Salmon such as the ‘ Rock Pile’ which is 11 miles off of South Beach. We’ll also go to some serious salmon run locations which are continuously watched and reported on by our charter boats.
Oregon’s coastal weather can change quickly; bring layers to stay comfortable throughout your trip.
Protect yourself from sun exposure, especially in the summer months when UV rays are strongest.
Pay attention to safety instructions on board to ensure a fun and secure experience for everyone.
Fishing requires patience; embrace the calm and enjoy the peaceful surroundings while waiting for a bite.
Newport’s fishing heritage dates back over a century, deeply rooted in its identity as a vibrant Pacific Northwest fishing port.
Yaquina Bay Charters promotes catch-and-release practices and educates guests on protecting coastal ecosystems to ensure sustainable fishing.
Keeps you dry and warm during the often rainy spring weather on the Oregon coast.
spring specific
Reduces glare from the water, making it easier to spot fish and protecting your eyes from sun glare.
summer specific
Provides stability on wet boat decks for safe movement during the trip.
Protects face and neck from intense sun exposure during long hours on the water.
summer specific