Crab rockfish combos are officially open for the Berkeley Fleet. We kept our prices at $250 this year. We’ve got lots of room this opening week including Veterans Day. Today was the first day, we landed full limits of rockfish

Worked our way down the coast today, making a few stops for some fresh fish for the galley. We start looking for tuna tomorrow.

Good Morning Anglers and Happy Sunday! Yesterday's catches were- Fish Counts - 11-07-2026 C Gull II • Full Day • 17 • 170 Rockfish, 170 Dungeness Crab Lady K • Full Day • 11 • 110 Rockfish, 110 Dungeness Crab New Huck Finn • Full

Matt checking in from the Stardust, fun 3/4 day starting in the shallows and ending deep. You can book online or by calling the office at 805-963-3564. 31 anglers 310 whitefish 43 rockfish 12 lingcod

Ling Cod are on the bite! Great morning of fishing on the Tacklebuster/Surfrider Sportfishing. Some space available tomorrow before the weather turns! 541-765-2545 or book online at www.docksidedepoebay.com. Discovering Depoe Bay Oregon

    The Pyramid Lake Fisheries Fishing Derby starts Saturday, December 5, 2026 at the Pyramid Lake Marina Store.     Youth Category available for ages 17 and under.     Vendors Wanted - food, merchandise, crafts, or outdoor gear welcome. See 3rd Flyer for details.     "This derby is

Team Ernie’s Dean Hansen with a sweet 5-1/2 on June lake today.

We're wrapping up the 2026 fishing season with one final 1.5-day trip aboard the Ocean Odyssey! Targeting tuna, yellowtail, dorado & more! Departs Friday, November 13 at 7 PM $545 per person WE'RE GOING FOR SURE! Only 6 spots left! Don't miss your last opportunity

Good fishing today couple wahoo and nice tuna.

Digs at Long Beach and Twin Harbors are postponed until further notice due to elevated marine toxin levels OLYMPIA – The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) confirmed today the next round of razor clam digging opportunities at Copalis and Mocrocksbeaches only from

Our local angler Theresa Richardson stopped in to share her catch of a nice striper from Rotary Park. This was a nice 10.6-pound striper measuring 32 1/2 inches. She was using anchovies while fishing from shore toward the downriver part