moderate
10 hours
Participants should have a basic level of fitness to stand on deck for extended periods and handle fishing gear.
Join Yaquina Bay Charters for a private 10-hour fishing trip targeting halibut, rockfish, and lingcod just off Newport, Oregon. Experience personalized service and scenic ocean views on this unforgettable angling adventure.
Embark on a thrilling 10-hour Near Shore Halibut and Rockfish Combo Fishing Trip with Yaquina Bay Charters in beautiful Newport, Oregon. This private charter offers a unique opportunity to catch several prized Pacific Northwest species—halibut, rockfish, and lingcod—in a single day. Whether you're an experienced angler or trying fishing for the first time, each guest gets their own rod and expert guidance, ensuring a personalized and rewarding experience. The boats are spacious and comfortable, accommodating up to 12 anglers, with options for private charters that add an exclusive feel to your adventure. You'll navigate some of Oregon's most productive fishing grounds right off the coast, where abundant marine life thrives. Beyond the excitement of landing your catch, enjoy the stunning views of the Pacific Ocean and the rugged Oregon coastline. Yaquina Bay Charters prioritizes safety and fun, making sure everyone feels at ease amidst the sea breeze and salty spray. This day-long escapade combines the thrill of sportfishing with the tranquility of Oregon's coastal environment, creating memories that last a lifetime.
Even near shore, the ocean can be choppy; sea sickness medication can help ensure a comfortable trip.
Oregon’s coastal weather can quickly change; layers help you stay comfortable from cool mornings to warmer afternoons.
Boats often have wet decks, so sturdy, non-skid shoes will help keep your footing secure during fishing.
Capture wildlife and scenic coastline details from a distance without disturbing the environment.
Newport’s fishing heritage runs deep, historically supporting local communities and shaping Oregon’s coastal economy.
Yaquina Bay Charters practices catch and release where appropriate and adheres to all local regulations to protect marine habitats.
Protects you from wind and rain common on the Oregon coast, especially in fall.
fall specific
Shields your face and neck from the strong coastal sun during long daytime hours.
summer specific
Ensures safe footing on wet boat surfaces throughout the year.
Helps reduce glare off the water for better visibility while fishing.