Oregon Ocean Charters
Deep Sea / Bottom / Halibut / Tuna / Salmon
Oregon Coast Whale Watching Trips
Southern Oregon Coast Ocean Charters for Salmon and Deep Sea Trips are some
of the best on the west coast. A very rocky coastline with lots of structure has
given Bottom Fish superior habitat to thrive, making the Southern Oregon coast
Bottom Fish Trips
excellent. Surveys for oil exploration along the Southern Coast has shown the Southern
Coast to now have the richest Bottom Fish grounds on the west coast. Whale Watching trips are offered as the Grey
Whales migrate along the coast and are popular as everyone loves to watch the
Grey Whales. Check out our Deep Sea Trips for Bottom Fish, Albacore Tuna,
Halibut and Salmon.
Bandon by the Sea
 Bandon angling opportunities are located at the
scenic Oregon Sea Port town of Bandon, Or. Lots of local shops and a wonderful
Old Town
area makes Bandon one of Oregon's nicest coastal stops. Here the Coquille River
meets the Pacific. Outstanding Dungeness Crabbing off the port docks
or in the bay. Very good Charters for Salmon, Halibut, Tuna
and Bottom Fish. With quality Skippers for your best angling experience.
If you would like to take
the Deep Sea trip of a lifetime, call and book a seat with
Prowler
Charters.
7 days a week call 1.800.634.9080
After Hours Call 1.541.347.9126
E-mail Prowler Charters
 Deep
Sea Charters out of Bandon for Chinook Salmon, Halibut, Tuna and Bottom
Fish. Join your skilled Captains Ken and Wayne Butler for and South Coast Charter
Trip soon, call or
E-mail Prowler Charters for schedules.
Gold Beach, Or.
Gold Beach Charters operate May through October for King Salmon and bottom fish.
Located at the mouth of the Rogue River were several 100,000 Chinook Salmon,
Silver Salmon and Steelhead return. Rich ocean bottom fish grounds
are only 3 miles from Gold Beach, with the Rogue River reef and the Northwest
Rocks being favorite locations to bottom fish for big Ling Cod and Black
Snapper. Limits are the norm. Skippers will go
for Albacore when conditions are right. Contact one of our members
for best local information.
Five Star Charters (541) 247-0217
Port of Gold Beach
Brookings, Or.
Several Charter Fishing Services make Brookings-Harbor their base.
The Sea Port of Brookings is Oregon's best bet for Chinook Salmon with a high catch success.
Bottom fish are also found in abundance. When conditions warrant Captains will pursue Albacore Tuna also. Whale Watching trips are also offered. It is best to contact one of our local
Skippers for best local season and space information.
Tide Winds Charters (541) 469-0337
Brookings, Or. 97415
Charleston, Or.
 Port
of Charleston Ocean Carters near Coos Bay, Or. on the South Coast offers abundant Ocean Charter opportunities.
Great Clamming, Crabbing, and Ocean Charters can be found at the Port of
Charleston, Or. Salmon are abundant during Salmon season and limits are the
norm. Ocean Charters are available when you are ready to head out and
catch the big ones. Charters fish for Halibut, Salmon, Tuna or any variety of
taste-tempting bottom fish. Contact one of our Ocean Charter Boat Skippers for
more information.
If you would like to take the Deep Sea trip of a lifetime, call and book a seat with
Prowler
Ocean Charters.
7 days a week call 1.800.634.9080
After Hours Call 1.541.347.9126
E-mail Prowler Charters
Ocean Charters out of Bandon and Charleston / Coos Bay for Chinook Salmon, Halibut, Tuna and Bottom
Fish. Join your skilled Captains Ken and Wayne Butler for and South Coast
Charter soon, call or
E-mail Prowler Charters for schedules.
Winchester Bay, Or.
Winchester Bay Ocean Charters at the largest recreational salmon port on the
Coast. Located on the South Coast where the Umpqua River
meets the Pacific Ocean near the town of Reedsport, Or. There are a number
of Ocean Charter boats docked here. Winchester Bay has much to offer with great
clam digging and crabbing to go along with excellent Ocean Charters.
Contact one of our Winchester Bay Ocean Charter boat skippers for best local
information.
Strike Zone Charters (541) 271-9706
465 Beach Boulevard
Winchester Bay, Or.
Pacific Pioneer Charters (541) 271-1967
470 Beach Boulevard
Winchester Bay, Or.
Port Orford, Or.
Port of Port Orford Ocean Charter operators are limited. We will keep this
port updated as it is a sleeper. Great Ocean Deep Sea Trips and late season Chinook
Salmon Charters. This port also can access large numbers of Silver Salmon not
available south of here. Contact one of
our members
for best information.
Five Star Charters (541) 247-0217
Port of Gold Beach
Whale Watching on The South Coast
 For year round whale watchers, here are a few whale
watching tips: Gray whales may possibly be seen year round
on the South Coast, Washington and California coastlines. Warm,
weather - appropriate clothing and binoculars really help!
Morning light (with the sun at your back) is often helpful
to spot blows first with your naked eye, then focus more
closely with binoculars. Calmer days are better whale
watching days, by land, sea, or air! Any spot with an ocean
view may yield whale sightings.
Grey Whale Watching Facts
Charter boat and air services are also available for
modest fees at many locations for even closer experiences of
gray whales and other sea life. Many of our Charter Boat
members run Whale Watching Trips contact them directly for
schedules and rates.
A good source of Whale Watching
information may be found a local Department of Fish
and Wildlife offices and at the State Parks Whale
Watching site: Grey Whale
Watching Spoken Here
Grey Whale
Eschrichtius robustus
Description - The whale is mottled grey with numerous
white, yellow or orange patches of barnacles and parasites
around the blowhole, on top of the head, and on the fore
part of the back. Males are 35-50 feet, 28-38 tons; females
42-50 feet, 34-38 tons. This is the scruffiest of the great
whales.
Distribution - They occur in the shallow coastal
waters of the Bering, Chukchi and Beaufort Seas with small
populations from Oregon to southeast Alaska. In the spring
they migrate to summer feeding grounds in Alaska.
Biology - This is the only bottom feeding whale; it
scoops and filters amphipod crustaceans from the mud; this
explains why they are so comfortable in the shallow coastal
waters. A single calf is born every other year. There are
more than 23 000 gray whales; once nearly extinct, they are
now fully recovered and have been removed off of the
Endangered Species List.
Be Listed on Rogue River Country Web Site!
E-mail: Contact Rogue River Country
Office Phone: (541) 247-4138
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