Endicott Gardens Bed & Breakfast - Fishing Year Round in Gold Beach!

Fishing Year Round in Gold Beach!

Gold Beach has so many wonderful adventures that await you! Our Bed & Breakfast is an ideal location for fishing being just 7 minutes from the Ocean and a few hundred yards from the Rogue River! Check out the local guides listed here to help make your fishing adventures come true! Gold Beach also has a Cannery to take care and store your fishing catch until you are ready to travel home, or mail it home for you- we can help you arrange that!

Gold Beach offers world class fishing year round! The Rogue River is renouned for it’s salmon and steelhead fishing. Many fishermen also come to Gold Beach to surf fish.

FISHING CALENDER

December-March: Winter steelehead travel up the Rogue this time of year. They range in size from 4 to 20 pounds. One of the locals’ favorite times of the year, because Gold Beach typically has multiple days of sunshine and mild weather. Steelhead fishing reaches its peak in February, with opportunities to fish in five rivers within a one-hour drive from the center of town. Ocean lingcod and rockfish are plentiful here and make great seafood dinners. Just a few miles offshore in 40 to 125 feet of water, Gold Beach offers the best ocean bottom fishing opportunities on the Oregon Coast. To charter a boat in the winter, call ahead because weather definitely affects accessibility for safety reasons and current conditions. Ocean charters can be arranged for parties of two or more.

March-June: Spring Chinook (or king) salmon are caught on the Rogue River between Gold Beach and Agness (2 to 35 miles upriver). These springers are in peak physical condition as they leave the cold waters of the Pacific and come into the Rogue River in search of their spawning grounds. Known for their mouth-watering flavor, spring Chinook range in size from 10 to 40+ pounds.

July-December: Troll the Rogue River Bay for Chinook salmon which, once hooked, give even the most experienced angler a challenging fight. These fine fish also range from 10 to 40+ pounds. In fact, one fish weighing 71.5 pounds was landed by a Grants Pass fisherman several years ago. Summer steelhead (or half-pounders) also provide excellent fishing during these months.

September-December: This time of year you’ll catch Coho (silver) salmon and the fun-to-hook summer steelies. Silvers range in size from 5 to 15 pounds and steelhead from 3/4 pound to 2 pounds. Nothing’s more fun than fighting these fish on light tackle, especially a fly rod. Many fishermen catch and release these beauties back into the water.

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FISHING & WATER SPORT GUIDES:

Allen’s Guide Service Phone (541) 247-2082

Andy Martin’s Wild Rivers Fishing Service Phone (541) 813-1082

Bill Divens Phone 530-941-239

Bruce Craviotto’s Guide Service Phone (541) 913-3759

Chris Young Guide Sevice Phone (541) 247-8115 / Cell (541) 698-7951

Crumley’s Guide Service Cell (541) 698-8338

David Castellanos Cell (541) 698-7029 / Toll Free

End of the Rogue Guide Service (Shaun Carpenter) Phone (541) 247-2049 / Cell (541) 698-8088

Five Star Charter/Gold Beach Adventure Phone (541) 247-0217 / Toll-Free (888) 301-6480

Gold Beach Guide Service, Gene Garner Cell (541) 290-1915