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Guided Salmon Fishing Trips in Southern Oregon
OregonWhat you will be catching:
Chinook Salmon
Coho Salmon
Trip Pricing and Availabilities :
No trip pricing information available at this time.
Full-Day Salmon Fishing in Oregon’s Coastal Bays
Brockmans Guide Service offers full-day guided salmon fishing trips in Coquille Bay and Winchester Bay during the fall season, typically mid-August through mid-October, depending on conditions and regulations.
These trips focus on trolling for salmon from a sled boat, allowing us to cover productive water and adjust locations based on tides, weather, and fish movement. Trips are suitable for small groups of up to four anglers and provide a comfortable fishing experience in Oregon’s coastal bays.
Launch location and start times are selected based on current conditions to give you the best opportunity that day. This trip is a good fit for both experienced anglers and those new to salmon fishing who want a guided day on the water.
Please contact Kyle at (541) 951-3980 before booking to discuss conditions and scheduling.
Salmon
Chinook Salmon
Chinook, or King salmon, are the heavyweight champs of the Pacific Northwest. These bruisers can top 30 pounds, with thick, orange-red flesh that's prized for its rich flavor. You'll find them hanging out in deeper water, often near river mouths or underwater structures. Late summer to early fall is prime time, as they start their spawning run. Chinooks are known for their powerful fights - when one hits, you'll know it. They'll test your gear and your arms with long, determined runs. To up your chances, try trolling with cut-plug herring or large spinners near the bottom. Local tip: on sunny days, go with brighter lures like chartreuse or orange. These kings seem to key in on those flashy colors when the water's clear. Whether you're after a trophy for the wall or just want to tangle with a hard-fighting fish, Chinooks deliver an experience you won't forget.
Coho Salmon
Coho, or silver salmon, are the acrobats of our Oregon waters. Typically running 8-12 pounds, these fish punch above their weight class with spectacular aerial displays when hooked. You'll find them in coastal rivers and bays from late summer through fall, often in slower, deeper pools or near cover. Cohos are curious and aggressive, making them a blast to target. They'll readily strike lures, flies, or bait, giving anglers of all skill levels a shot at some action. The meat is bright orange and delicious - perfect for the grill or smoker. When fishing for silvers, don't be afraid to cover water. These fish are always on the move, so keep your presentation mobile. A local secret: twitching a pink jig under a float can be deadly effective when they're holding in deeper runs. Whether you're after a fun fight or a tasty dinner, Coho salmon deliver on both counts.
