Fishing Guide in Portland
Cast a line in the mighty Columbia River, right from Portland, for world-class salmon and steelhead.
Fishing Portland
Fishing right out of Portland means access to the mighty Columbia River, one of the most productive salmon and steelhead fisheries on the West Coast. We focus on Spring Chinook and Fall Chinook salmon, as well as Coho salmon, utilizing the river's rich feeding grounds and migration routes. During the winter months, the Columbia and its tributaries become prime territory for Winter Steelhead. Depending on the season and conditions, we might also explore nearby smaller rivers for trout or other opportunities. A charter from Portland offers convenient access to incredible angling without having to travel far.
Trip Options
What We Provide
- A boat rigged and ready for the day's fishing
- Rods, reels, and tackle for every angler
- All bait, ice, and terminal tackle
- Bottled water and cold drinks
- A licensed captain who knows the water
What to Bring
- Sunglasses, sunscreen & a hat
- Your fishing license for the day
- Food and drinks in a soft cooler
- Your fishing license
- Weather-appropriate clothing and a light jacket
- Non-marking, closed-toe shoes
- Your camera — and a sense of adventure
Have a custom trip in mind? Call and we'll set it up.
Fishing Portland with Greasy Beaks Flyfishing
Columbia River Salmon
Target Spring Chinook, Fall Chinook, and Coho on this legendary river.
Winter Steelhead Hotspot
Chase aggressive Winter Steelhead in the Columbia and its tributaries.
Convenient Access
Enjoy world-class fishing just minutes from downtown Portland.
Fishing Portland FAQ
What salmon species can I catch on a charter from Portland?
When is the best time for Winter Steelhead fishing near Portland?
Are there opportunities for trout fishing when chartering out of Portland?
Also Fishing Near Portland
Greasy Beaks Flyfishing runs trips throughout the waters around Portland.
Ready to Get on the Water?
Dates fill up fast in season. Reach out to Greasy Beaks Flyfishing to lock in your charter.



