Halibut fishing guides
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charter boats in the Northwest and on the west coast.
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Columbia River area Pacific halibut
summer sport fishing open Aug. 1 and 2
July 15, 2008 NEWPORT, Ore. – Sport fishing for
Pacific halibut in the ocean off the Columbia River area will be
limited to two days when it reopens on Aug. 1.
Originally scheduled for a three-day a week opportunity starting
early August, fishery managers determined there was sufficient
catch limit remaining for only two days of fishing, Aug. 1 and
2. After Aug. 2 they will evaluate landing numbers and, if there
is sufficient quota remaining, will reopen the fishery.
The spring fishery opened on May 1 seven days a week and closed
on June 1 when fishery managers determined that anglers reached
the harvest of 13,133 pounds of Pacific halibut. In fact, when
actual landing numbers were tabulated it showed anglers exceeded
the spring harvest quota by nearly 1,900 pounds leaving only
3,500 pounds for the August opening. The combined spring and
summer harvest quota for the Columbia River subarea between
Leadbetter Point in Washington and Cape Falcon in Oregon is
18,762 pounds.
Opportunities to fish for Pacific halibut also exist in other
areas of Oregon.
Off the central Oregon coast between Cape Falcon (near Manzanita)
and Humbug Mountain (near Port Orford), anglers may fish for
halibut inside the 40-fathom line seven days a week through Oct.
31 or attainment of the harvest quota for that fishery. The
all-depth halibut fishery off central Oregon is scheduled to be
open July 24-26. A second season is scheduled to begin on August
1. The high-relief area of Stonewall Bank, west of Newport, is
closed to all halibut fishing.
The area south of Humbug Mountain is open in all-depths for
Pacific halibut through Oct. 31, seven days a week.
The daily bag limit is one fish and there is no minimum length
for Pacific halibut. The possession limit is one daily limit at
sea and three daily limits on land. The annual limit per angler
is six fish.
Sport anglers are reminded possession of groundfish is not
allowed north of Humbug Mountain when a Pacific halibut is
aboard their vessel during all-depth Pacific halibut dates. The
exception is sablefish (black cod) between Humbug Mt and Cape
Falcon and both sablefish and Pacific cod north of Cape Falcon,
which may be retained with halibut. Other non-groundfish
species, such as tuna and salmon during authorized seasons, may
be possessed with halibut on open all-depth Pacific halibut
days.
Days on which Pacific halibut fishing is open will be announced
on the NOAA Fisheries hotline (1-800-662-9825) and posted on the
ODFW Marine Resources Program Web site at
www.dfw.state.or.us/MRP
. More information on regulations can be found in the 2008
Oregon Sport Ocean Regulations for Salmon, Halibut and Other
Marine Species booklet. General regulations can be found in the
2008 Oregon Sport Fishing Regulations booklet.
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Oregon
Department Of Fish & Wildlife
ODFW
Washington
Department Of Fish & Wildlife
WDFW
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FAST EDDIES FISHING ADVENTURES

A message from your captain: Hi - my name is Eddie
Carlson and I am very excited to offer you some of the
best fishing the Oregon Coast has to offer. Each trip is
planned with your comfort and safety in mind. We have
all new equipment and a brand new 26' Alumaweld Formula
Vee and we want your adventure to be an exciting,
fun-filled experience that will ultimately keep you
coming back for more. I have fished these waters for
over 40 years and still get tremendous enjoyment seeing
someone catch "a really big one".
Fast Eddies Halibut Fishing Charters |

Eagle
Enterprise Charters
Eagle Enterprise Charters operates a 46ft Coast Guard
inspected vessel with a CG licensed owner/operator and crew
to aid you with your day on the water. We have calm water
fishing on Puget Sound from Edmonds WA. We also fish for
Salmon and halibut from Neah Bay, WA May-July |
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Wayne Ridley
Fishing Charters

Here is what Ralph Kuiper had to say
about fishing with Wayne Ridley:
" We met Wayne at a trade show in 2003 and booked a
charter to go fishing the West coast for the first time
in our lives. We had our own boat and were no strangers
to fishing salt water but only on the inside coast
between Vancouver and Port Hardy, and the inlets on our
mainland coast. Having seen the decline in our fishery,
we were surprised to hear of being guaranteed to catch
Springs Salmon, Halibut, Coho, Lingcod and Red Snapper,
and were some what skeptical, but it was the truth, not
just a sales pitch."
Another big plus is that fishing starts 30 minutes from
the dock and you are not traveling half the day to get
to the fishing hole. One can drive right up to the lodge
so it makes the trip more affordable and one can make it
a more of a holiday. The Island Highway is easy to drive
and the last 80 k are on good gravel road.
Wayne Ridley Fishing Charters |
Tommycod
Charters

Tommycod Charters specializes in Rockfish, Lingcod,
and Halibut.
For your fishing adventure we are currently offering
BOTTOM FISHING
TOMMYCOD CHARTERS was picked by the Travel Channel as
the
"BEST FISHING CHARTER" in Washington State's Neah
Bay-Cape Flatery area.
Call us to book your fishing adventure TODAY!
Toll-free 1.800.283.8900 or Local 360.963.0759
Please mail deposits to: Tommycod Charters 12953 Highway
112, Sekiu, WA 98381 website:
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