Looking for great fishing in the Northwest?

Guided fishing in Oregon is at its best with me, Larry Page. You will fish with one of the top sport fishing guides in the Northwest. As one of the best Columbia River fishing guides in Oregon, I specialize in Sturgeon fishing, Salmon fishing, Steelhead fishing, Shad fishing, and Walleye fishing on the Columbia River, Willamette River, Tillamook Bay, Yaquina River, Siletz River, and the Nehalem River.

Page's Northwest Guide Service has it. Salmon, Steelhead, Sturgeon and Walleye. Great gear, fresh bait, and a BRAND NEW 26' Alumaweld Intruder Boat for comfort and room to fish.

If King Salmon or Silver Salmon is high on your list for fishing, the Columbia & the Oregon coast river's have huge runs of Salmon that are second only to some Alaska rivers with Chinook or King Salmon over 60 pounds & Coho or Silver Salmon up to 25 pounds.

One of the most popular fish is the Spring Chinook Salmon & is without a doubt the best eating Salmon in the world. We can catch them right in downtown Portland. Steelhead can weigh up to 20 pounds.

Fly fishing is exciting and can be hot all day long.

Sounds like fun, doesn't it? Now's your chance, contact me at Page's Northwest Guide Service.

I start at sunrise and the location varies depending on where the fishing is hot. I will call you 1-2 days prior to the trip to let you know where to meet.

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The Columbia River offers some of the best Sturgeon, Walleye, Coho Salmon, & King Salmon fishing anywhere in the World. The coastal rivers & bays offer world class angling for Steelhead & Salmon.

I fish in the Portland Oregon area, Astoria, Lincoln City, Newport, Seaside, Hood River, Cascade Locks, Tillamook Bay, and Buoy 10.

Are you looking for adventure? How about giant oversized Sturgeon fishing? Imagine fighting a fish that is over 10 feet in length and weighs over 600 pounds!

Sturgeon fishing in Astoria or Portland always provides lots of action and some great eating fillets. Alas, if you are planning a trip or vacation to the Pacific Northwest & like to fish, give me a call! I will be your guide for some great fishing.

Maybe you are into catching the next world record Walleye. Most experts agree that Walleye will come from the Columbia River.

My standard trip starts at sunrise &, of course, we will fish depending on where the fish are. I will call 1-2 days prior to the trip with details on where to meet.
 

We even offer crabbing trips.  In season, we and can put out crab pots to add something special to your salmon fishing experience on the Oregon coast.

CLACKAMAS, Ore. – ODFW fishery managers today released a 2012 Willamette River spring chinook forecast of 83,400 fish.

That number is slightly higher than last year’s return of 80,254 fish and should be high enough for a seven-day-a-week fishery and a two bag limit when the fishing season in opens in January.

For the Columbia River, managers are predicting a strong return of 314,200 springchinook, which would make it the fourth largest return since 1938. The forecast also includes a record return of summer chinook (91,200 fish) and continued strong returns of summer steelhead and fall chinook. The only cloud in the 2012 forecast is coho salmon, where low jack counts last year suggest a weak return this year.

The 2012 fishing season for spring chinook on the Columbia will be set in January, according to Steve Williams, ODFW assistant administrator for Columbia River Fisheries.

“I anticipate some fishing days in April and hope we’ll be able to create the same kind of late season opportunity we enjoyed last year,” he said. “Once we’ve crunched the numbers and consulted with our Commission and our partners in Washington, we’ll have a better handle on the details.”

The final season will be set at a Jan. 26 meeting of the Columbia River Compact in Oregon City.

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