Fishing Guide in Wheeler
Explore the Nehalem Bay and River system from Wheeler, a gateway to fantastic coastal salmon and steelhead fishing.
Fishing Wheeler
Wheeler is perfectly situated to access the Nehalem Bay and its rich river system, a prime spot for coastal anglers. We focus heavily on Fall Chinook and Coho salmon as they enter the Nehalem River and its tributaries in the autumn. Come winter, the Nehalem becomes a premier destination for Winter Steelhead, offering exciting and challenging fishing. The bay itself can also be a productive area for salmon, especially during certain tidal phases and migration periods. A charter out of Wheeler provides an authentic Oregon coast fishing experience, with easy access to diverse and productive waters.
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 Wheeler with Greasy Beaks Flyfishing
Nehalem River Salmon
Target Fall Chinook and Coho in this renowned coastal river.
Winter Steelhead Haven
Fish for aggressive Winter Steelhead in the Nehalem system.
Bay Access
Utilize the productive waters of Nehalem Bay for salmon.
Fishing Wheeler FAQ
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Also Fishing Near Wheeler
Greasy Beaks Flyfishing runs trips throughout the waters around Wheeler.
Ready to Get on the Water?
Dates fill up fast in season. Reach out to Greasy Beaks Flyfishing to lock in your charter.
