• Licensed Oregon Fishing Guide

• Coastguard Licensed and Insured

• First Aid and CPR certified

Call (503) 440-0912

E-mail: fish@letsgofishingoregon.com

Let's Go Fishin' LLC
79982 Hwy 103
Seaside, OR 97138

"Enjoy Oregon Coast Fishing at its Best"

Join me -- professional Oregon fishing guide Shanon Meehan -- for a fun and exciting guided fishing adventure for Chinook Salmon, Coho Salmon, Shad, Steelhead or Sturgeon at locations throughout Northwest Oregon including Portland, Seaside and the Oregon coast.

 I fish waters throughout the Northwest year-round!

As an Oregon coast fishing guide based in Seaside Oregon I offer salmon fishing on the Oregon coast at Buoy 10, Tillamook Bay, Nehalem Bay and in the Pacific Ocean when conditions permit. I also offer guided salmon fishing trips on the Willamette River and Columbia River near Portland. See my Oregon fishing schedule below.

Providing private and corporate fully guided fishing on the Oregon coast for all species. Seaside Oregon fishing charters.

Experienced anglers,  beginner anglers, handicapped persons and kids are always more then welcome.

"I Specialize in Fishing With Kids and Families"

Corporate Fishing Trips also!

[ Oregon Fishing Report ]

Gift Certificates Available!
 

Chinook salmon contain high amounts of healthy Omega-3 oils and are a part of a heart healthy diet.

[ Salmon Recipes ]  [ Oregon Fishing Report ]

Gift Certificates Available

Prices:

• Full day guided fishing trip: $165.00 per person.

• Children ages 3-17 $125.00 each.

• Half day trips $125.00 per person ( 2 person min ).

• Crabbing $100 per person ( 2 person min ).
  
  A 50 percent deposit is required to hold trip. Special group pricing available. Please call us or visit our Prices & Policies page for more information.

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When you take a guided trip with Oregon fishing guide Shannon Meehan you will be fishing on the Oregon coast from a fully decked-out 2004 Motion Marine, Fishing Machine Jet Sled. This Jet Sled is heated and has a full top that can be used, if needed, when the weather turns nasty. Salmon fishing on the Oregon coast

Chinook Salmon        
Of the five species of Pacific salmon, the Chinook and Coho are the most important to anglers. The two fish are often found in the same waters throughout Oregon and Washington and pursued in much the same way, but the Chinook is the larger of the two and highly prized among anglers. When hooked, Chinook like to slug it out, while Coho are acrobatic and quick. Chinook are also known as king salmon or spring salmon. Many Seaside Oregon fishing charters offer trips for Chinook, but guide trips are much more fun and tend to be more productive a well.

Chinook are powerful swimmers that migrate hundreds of miles up northwest rivers to their spawning grounds, and they can grow huge. The rod-and-reel world record was taken in Alaska's Kenai River in 1985 and weighed 97 pounds, 4 ounces. Most fish caught by Oregon anglers, however, range from 15 to 40 pounds. At the end of a fishing line, Chinook salmon are absolute brutes - hard-running, stubborn fighters that will give you all the challenge you can handle, and sometimes more.

This is Oregon coast fishing: Nehalem Bay, Tillamook Bay and the Columbia River offer some of the top fishing for huge Chinook salmon as well as Coho salmon and sturgeon, sometimes misspelled as sturgon. Salmon fishing on the Oregon coast
 

Book Your Oregon Fishing Trip Now! 
Call (503) 440-0912
E-mail fish@letsgofishingoregon.com

[ Oregon Fishing Regulations ]  [ Oregon Fishing Report ]

[ Seaside Oregon fishing charters ]

 

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White Sturgeon
The northwest is home to the largest population of great white sturgeon in the world. The Columbia River, in the beautiful Columbia River Gorge, offers top quality sturgeon angling opportunity throughout the year. Sturgeon average from 7 - 14 feet in length and can weigh up to 400 pounds. It's hard to imagine just how big and strong these fish are until you've experienced the fight for yourself first-hand. You'll want to bring along your camera to capture this incredible fish on film along with the vast scenery of the Columbia River Gorge, some of the most spectacular in North America.

This trip provides plenty of action and fun for veteran as well as beginner anglers. Keeper Sturgeon range from 42" to 60" though many are hooked under and over that size. These fish are known to provide some of the best eating meat of any freshwater species. Sturgeon is great smoked, deep fried, baked or smoked and canned. This is Oregon coast fishing adventure that's sure to please. Some Seaside Oregon fishing charters offer trips for Chinook, but guide trips are much more fun and tend to be more productive a well.

 

White Sturgeon

The Columbia River is home to the largest population of great white sturgeon in the world. The mighty Columbia River offers top quality angling opportunity for sturgeon throughout the year. In May the baitfish begin entering the lower Columbia River with the tides, and by June the Sturgeon fishing is red hot in the Astoria/Ilwaco area.

The lower river is one of the more popular areas as good numbers of keeper size sturgeon caught here each year. The area below Bonneville Dam is also a top spot to hook up with keeper and oversize fish.

 

Oversized Sturgeon (May - August)

Put your muscles to the test. Experience the thrill of fighting a prehistoric sturgeon from 7–14 feet in length and 100 to over 400 pounds. It's hard to imagine just how big and strong these fish are until you have experienced the thrill of winning the battle. You’ll defiantly want to bring your camera along to capture this incredible fish on film along with some of the most spectacular scenery in North America, the Columbia River Gorge. It's Incredible!

 

Keeper Sturgeon (Year-Round)

This trip almost always provides tons of action and is always non stop fun. Keeper Sturgeon range from 42" to 60" though numerous fish are caught under and over that size. Its not uncommon for some clients catch and release over 20 fish a day. These fish provide a tasty white meat that is light on fishy smell. Sturgeon are one of the best eating west coast species. Just ask around. It is also excellent smoked and typically retails for around $14.00 or more per pound.
 

Season information: salmon and sturgeon fishing seasons

 

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[ Oregon Fishing Regulations ] 

[ Oregon Fishing Report ]

[ Apply for Oregon Fishing License ]

[ Oregon Coast Fishing ]
 

 

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