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.
Experience a thrilling half-day Coho Salmon fishing charter in Newport, Oregon, with Yaquina Bay Charters. This private outing offers an intimate adventure limited to 12 guests, ensuring personalized attention and plenty of space to fish comfortably. The expert guides navigate you to the best fishing grounds, including the famous 'Rock Pile,' where Coho Salmon are abundant during the season. Whether you're an experienced angler or a first-timer, the crew equips you with all the gear and tips needed to maximize your catch. For those wanting to elevate their day on the water, crabbing can be added to the itinerary, offering an extra dose of Oregon’s coastal charm. Aside from fishing, you’ll enjoy stunning views of the Pacific Ocean and a chance to spot local wildlife like sea otters and seabirds. Safety and sustainability are top priorities, with crew educating guests on responsible fishing practices that preserve this rich ecosystem. This half-day trip blends adventure, relaxation, and the promise of fresh-caught seafood, making it a perfect outing for friends, families, or solo travelers seeking a memorable Pacific Northwest fishing experience.
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