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Exceeding Expectations for 12 years . . .

Gold Beach is world famous for its incredible Chinook Salmon runs.  Springers begin enter the Rogue beginning in March and continue coming into the lower river until late June.  Springers are considered the finest eating salmon found anywhere. 

Beginning in July, Summer Chinook begin their spawning migration into the Rogue.  Due to lower river levels and warm water temperatures during the summer, they hold for several weeks or longer in the estuary area.  This provides excellent trolling conditions until late October during most years.

When the first good rains arrive, the Fall Chinook Salmon return to their home stream to spawn.  They generally begin to arrive in late October and remain through December.  

Winter brings out the real anglers, especially for steelhead – one of the sport’s great challenges. December through March is one of the locals’ favorite times of year, because Gold Beach typically has multiple days of sunshine and mild weather. Steelhead fishing reaches its peak in February, with opportunities to cast in as many as five rivers within a five-minute to one-hour drive from the center of town.

Now the ocean is a different kettle of fish altogether – lingcod and rockfish at this time of year – and Gold Beach offers the best ocean bottom fishing opportunities on the Oregon Coast. It’s done just a few miles offshore in 40 to 125 feet of water, with great catches of excellent-eating seafood. If you’re looking to charter a boat in the winter, it’s best to call ahead, because weather definitely affects accessibility for safety reasons, current conditions and anglers’ preferences. Ocean charters can be arranged for parties of two or more.

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