Bass fishing guides
in Oregon, Washington and Idaho
Bass fishing guides catch smallmouth bass,
largemouth bass and striped bass in the Northwest in Oregon, Washington and
Idaho. Oregon bass fishing guides know where to catch trophy bass.
Oregon
fishing guide Todd Hannah offers what many
people are now saying is the best fishing
charter service in the Northwest. When you book
a fishing trip with Oregon fishing guide Todd
Hannah, you will be fishing the Umpqua River or
nearby popular Oregon Rivers from comfortable
heated jet boats and drift boats. You'll fish
for Salmon, Sturgeon, Steelhead, Bass, Striped
Bass, Shad and Trout. The Hannah family has been
fishing these waters for over 40 years now and
use only the very best top quality fishing
tackle.
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The Oregon Angler
Bass
fishing guides
Bass fishing guides is dedicated to promotion of the
outdoor opportunities of the northwest. Fishing and camping is better
here than anywhere else in the world. Pick out a guide or resort on
one of the pages here and start planning the outdoor adventure of a
life time.
Thanks to Mah-Hah Outfitters
for the photo on the left. Visit their website to see lots more like
it. The John Day river in Oregon offers some of finest Bass fishing in
the Northwest. Catches of over 100 fish a day are common and trophy
Bass are all over. Find the right guide and learn to fish this River
and have the fishing adventure of a lifetime.
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Steve Smith Outdoors
fishing guide service close to Portland, Oregon for Sturgeon, Salmon,
Steelhead, Trout, Bass, and Walleye. The fishing is good when you fish
with a full time fishing guide who has been a fishing guide on these
Oregon rivers since 1977. Steve fishes the Columbia River, Deschutes
River, Clackamas River & hosted his own Fishing TV Show for several years
called ..... you guessed it "Steve Smith Outdoors"
This Bass caught on the John Day River in Oregon.
Thanks to Mah-Hah Outfitters
for the photo above.
Smallmouth
Bass Features Smallmouth bass are
golden green to bronze with dark vertical bars and blotches on the
side. The upper jaw does not extend beyond the eye. In some
locations, it has a red eye. Somewhat smaller than the largemouth,
smallmouth bass in Oregon may reach 23 inches and exceed 7 pounds.
Smallmouth bass are adapted
to flowing waters and do well in warm streams with deep holes and
rocky ledges. They also prefer lakes and reservoirs with rocky
shorelines and limited vegetation. Adult smallmouth feed mostly on
fish and crayfish.
Tips On How
to Catch Smallmouth Bass Much of what was
written about largemouth bass also pertains to smallmouth. Like
largemouths, smallmouth bass are less active and much harder to
catch when the water temperature is below 50°F. Smallmouth are more
likely to be found where cover consists of rock rather than
vegetation or sunken wood. The best places to look for them are near
rocky points, boulders, ledges, or drop-offs. In the spring they
move inshore in lakes and reservoirs and into the shallows of
streams as the water warms. Spawning activity begins when water
temperatures reach about 58°F. As with largemouth, the male
aggressively guards the nest and fry, making them easier to catch at
this time. Other seasonal behavior is similar to that of largemouth
bass, as are the angling techniques used to catch them, but because
smallmouth are generally smaller, the lures used are also often
smaller. Plastic grubs, crankbaits, and spinners are all effective. Above info obtained
from: Department of Fish and
Wildlife
Largemouth Bass caught on the John Day River in Oregon.
Thanks to Mah-Hah Outfitters
for the photo above.
Smallmouth Bass caught on the John Day River in Oregon.
Thanks to Mah-Hah Outfitters
for the photo above.
Columbia Fishing for Trophy walleye summer walleye out of Boardman
and Irrigon, OR. Oversized and keeper Sturgeon from John day to
Mcnary Dam, Chinook salmon and steelhead from there entering the
river at Astoria to the Deschutes river and up to The hanford reach,
also trips for shad and smallmouth Bass
FLY BY NYTE
GUIDE SERVICE
We fish for sturgeon, walleye starting in January; then start
fishing Bass around late April; Salmon starting August; still
fishing walleye thru August/Sept; then the focus turns to steelhead
Sept thru Jan of the next year. Where we fish on the Columbia R or
John Day R depends on species and time of year. We provide all
gear/tackle, coffee/soft drinks, water; we fish 0700---3 PM/8 hours;
may I say making your fishing experience enjoyable is our focus.
Mah-Hah Outfitters started in 1991, and has been the #1 Master
Angler Guide service on the John Day River for smallmouth bass
(20"+) ever since. We do one to seven day trips from deluxe drift
boats, rafts, and one-man pontoon boats. We supply everything but
your fishing license. We also offer Cast and Blast trips for
smallmouth bass, steelhead, wild upland birds and waterfowl in
October, November, December, and January We also have two Private
Lakes which offer Trophy Largemouth Bass/Bluegill, and triploid
Trout (up to six pounds). So "Quit Wishin' and Let's Go Fishin'".
We also offer Eco-Tours on the John Day River. These are lead by
the head of the Paleo Institute, Dr. Ellen Bishop, and explore the
geology and the making of the John Day River.
Largemouth Bass caught on the John Day River in Oregon.
Thanks to Mah-Hah Outfitters
for the photo above.
