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“Sunrise Special” – Elk River – FISH-ON!

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  First pass of the morning and Bill was into an Elk River chrome Chunker Chinook. What a way to start the day!

Big Fish make for Big Battles

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  Kelly & Bill had a day to remember landing the famed Elk River Hawgs they had only previously heard about. The short-lived rise in the river gave way to a couple days of hot fishing before the river dropped back to low and clear conditions. I just hope they had a good supply of Ben Gay!  

Big Kings Staging at the Elk River Mouth

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  In November and December I am headquartered down south on the Elk & Sixes Rivers at Port Orford. We have high hopes for a great late fall season this year. Big chunker Chinook are the target prey and the driftboat provides our means of attack. With consistent fall rains from Mother Nature and abundant numbers from the fish gods, this season could be epic. If you’ve never dabbled in this fishery, you may want to consider booking a trip.

Fiesty Coho can really put up a Tussle

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  This happy angler enjoyed some powerful runs from a large Silver Salmon that responded to the flash of a spinner.

Big & Bright – Works Just Right

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  You never know exactly what might latch on. Jamie tied into a big bruiser of a Coho while trolling the “Plug-Cut” in mid-October with RFGS on the Lower Siuslaw

Exciting Fall Chinook Fishing Peaks on Numerous Systems

  Ed and Cliff had quite a day recently while drifting the very scenic Siletz River. Both bait and plugs seemed to produced equally well. The intermittent downpours didn’t phase the boys at all and in fact, Cliff maintained that his stylish pink rainpants somehow influenced their great success.

Nice Fish! (Just hope it’s not bigger than mine)

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  As Matt congratulates his brother Thomas on an excellent catch, there could just possibly be a touch of unspoken concern that Thomas’ fish may outweigh Matt’s beauty by a pound or two. In the end however, all was good as the boys went 4 for 5 on Chinook while enjoying some late afternoon fall sunshine on Wednesday’s drift down the Siuslaw.

Fall Chinook Fishing is in Full Swing!

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  Recent Rains busted our Fall Chinook Fishery wide open. The great tidal fishing that has been enjoyed now for a month or two on many of our coastal estuaries, has spilled over into the free flowing rivers above the tidal influence thanks to last week’s wet and wild deluge. The same rains that set precipitation records for September in many locations, pushed fall salmon into the upper rivers. As the flood waters drop and clear, fishermen have the luxery of chosing to either fish up high for fast moving migrating salmon or to continue fishing the estuaries as new […]

Oh Happy Days! Siuslaw Producing some Nice Fall Catches.

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  Dave Sr. & Dave Jr. with some Beautiful Siuslaw Salmon    

McKenzie Steelhead & Salmon can really get the Adreniline Flowing

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  Julie put on quite a fishing clinic for Cecil & myself on Thursday’s McKenzie drift. She was very busy hooking Steelhead, landing Steelhead, losing Steelhead, getting bait bites, etc… For her Grand Finale, she landed her first “back-bounced” salmon! Cecil and I could only look on with pride as she mastered yet another technique…….I fear we may have created a monster.