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OREGON WALLEYE FISHING GUIDES
COLUMBIA RIVER WALLEYE
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PRICES, POLICIES
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Individual Rates:
Call
for current prices, 7-8 hours of fishing.
Buy the
boat price:
Call
for current prices
(Yours exclusively) 7-8 hours.
Deposits:
A
deposit is required to resurve. This is refundable up to two weeks
before the trip.
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Please note:
You will find that most all guide boats in our area are licensed to carry a
maximum of six passengers. The current trend is to fish up to six fishermen
out of a 20-25 foot boat.
As far as we are concerned, this
can be a bit too crowded for most, especially when the other anglers are not
part of your group.
We only fish four fishermen
from a boat, unless you want or have six persons in your group.
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Book your walleye trip now!
Columbia River
Walleye Guides
541-969-2537
E-mail: elmerhill@charter.net
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AREAS WE FISH WALLEYE
Walleyes are caught in the
Columbia River from the Washington Canadian boarder almost to Astoria
Oregon. The number of fish being caught has been increasing over the past
several years and the fish are large.
Washington record walleye landed 19 lbs
Numerous locations exist where
we begin our guided trips along this stretch of the mighty Columbia River,
including: below Mc Nary Dam, below John Day Dam, below Bonneville Dam, The
Fishery at Cascade locks, near Fairview at Chinook Landing, near Portland
airport at 42nd street and also several locations in Portland on the Columbia River and Willamette River.
PORTLAND WALLEYE TRIPS
Having two very productive rivers in Portland's backyard, the Columbia River
and Willamette River, we have year-round fishing for walleye. These
fisheries are only minutes form downtown Portland and just minuets from
Portland airport hotels PDX..
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WALLEYE FISHING SEASONS
Summer is a good time to
catch nice size walleye, of good eating quality, and the weather is typically warm and dry. If you
are looking for trophy walleye late winter and early spring has proven to be
a good time in many
areas of the Columbia River.
Below John Day Dam June
through August is productive. Below Bonneville Dam the end
of August through mid October is a good time. Mothers Day has also provided good
action at times.
January and early February is a good time to
catch big walleye and numerous trophy fish have been landed, although
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POWER BOAT
TRIPS for Columbia River Walleye
Trips are standard 2 person minimum. We can sometimes pair up a single with
another for a lower rate. Groups of 5 or more will fish from additional
boats. Boats are fully outfitted 23 to 25 foot jet sleds. Fishing tackle,
bait and poles are provided on all trips. Many of our guides sell fishing
licenses onboard ($12.00 Oregon, $8.00 Washington).
Book your walleye trip now!
Columbia River
Walleye Guides
503-720-9033
E-mail:
crwalleye@abproguides.com
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The Columbia River provides some of the best walleye fishing available in
the United States
The fish are plentiful and large in fact the next world record walleye
is expected to be taken from the Columbia River. Most walleye will average 2
to 5 pounds, but many run into the teens and twenties. It is not unusual for
professional fishing guides to direct their clients into walleye weighing as
much as 25 pounds each.
Columbia
River
The Columbia River drains a 259,000-square-mile basin that includes
territory in seven states (Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, Nevada,
Wyoming, and Utah) and one Canadian province. The river is arguably the most
significant environmental force in the Pacific Northwest region of the
United States. It flows for more than 1,200 miles, from the base of the
Canadian Rockies in southeastern British Columbia to the Pacific Ocean at
Astoria, Oregon, and Ilwaco, Washington.
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