FAQ

You can fish most months out of the year for a variety of fish. Please refer to our calendar page.

Warm layered clothing, rain gear, sunglasses, phone/camera for pic’s of the fishing trip.

Also recommended a cooler to take fish home. Most importantly, your required fishing license and tag.

Children of all ages are welcome on the boat. Ages 4 and older will be charged the per seat rate. It is very important that parents supply life jackets for children under 30 pounds.

The weather is varied at the coast. We make every attempt to fish when the weather and conditions are optimum. That being said, it’s important to understand the coast is cool and damp, so layered clothing is important as well as rain gear. It is common for folks to assume that rain gear is not necessary but later discovered it might have been a
good idea.

Short answer is no, not very fish you catch you keep. There are various seasons throughout the year that are species specific. There are regulations put into place by the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife to protect Wild fish in some instances.

Our departure time will vary different times of the year and we will try to accommodate special requests if possible. Generally speaking we will start earlier in the spring, such as 5:30 a.m. and later in the fall around 7:00 a.m.

Absolute Angling Guide Service reserves the right to cancel or, if at all possible, reschedule trips due to unsafe or unproductive conditions. If the trip cannot be rescheduled, 100% of any deposit collected will be refunded. If the trip is cancelled by the client with less than 14 days’ notice of the scheduled trip, the client is responsible for the full cost of the scheduled trip.

If you are prone to motion sickness you may experience sea sickness. WebMD has several suggestions.

We can accommodate up to 5 persons fishing in our 23’ Alumaweld Columbia and 3 persons in our Alumaweld Flat Bottom Sled.

You may bring a passenger along with you, however they will be charged the full seat rate.