Tillamook Oregon Fishing Guide
Wilson Trask Nehalem Nestucca Necanicum Kilchis rivers Garibaldi Tillamook area Fishing Willamette,
Clackamas, Columbia
Tillamook Bay Portland. Quality fishing trips for salmon, steelhead and white
sturgeon. Tillamook fishing guide drift boat and power boat trips.
Welcome to Lee Darby's
Guide Service P.O. Box
3101
Bay City, OR 97107 Over 16 Year's
Oregon Fishing Guide Experience
Lee Darby's Guide Service provides guided power boat and drift boat
fishing trips on
Portland area water ways, north Oregon coast streams and at the popular and
productive Tillamook Bay.
Trips available for winter
steelhead, summer steelhead, spring salmon, fall Chinook and Columbia River
Clackamas River and Tillamook Bay sturgeon.
All bait, fish cleaning and tackle is provided.
Join professional fishing
guide Lee Darby for a truly enjoyable fully guided fishing adventure on one
of Northwest Oregon's premier salmon and steelhead streams.
Tillamook fishing guide Lee Darby: We pride ourselves on
providing a fun adventure for all clients. Join us for an adventurous
Tillamook fishing trip on the Trask River, Wilson River, Nehalem River
or Tillamook Bay for Tillamook king salmon and steelhead. Our clients
say that we are one of the best Oregon fishing guides around for salmon
and steelhead. Come fish with us and experience true quality of service
and a satisfying trip with a friendly knowledgeable Tillamook fishing
guide.
-- Tillamook fishing guide Lee Darby.
Chinook Salmon
Of the five species of Pacific salmon, the Chinook and Coho
are the most important to anglers. The two are often found in the same
waters and pursued in much the same way, but the Chinook is the larger of
the two and highly prized among anglers. When hooked, Chinook like to slug
it out, while Coho's are acrobatic and quick. Chinook are also known as the
king salmon or spring salmon. Chinook are powerful swimmers that migrate
hundreds of miles up northwest rivers to their spawning grounds, and they
can grow huge. The rod-and-reel world record was taken in Alaska's Kenai
River in 1985 and weighed 97 pounds, 4 ounces. Most fish caught by northwest
anglers, however, range from 15 to 25 pounds. At the end of a fishing line,
Chinooks are absolute brutes - hard-running, stubborn fighters that will
give you all the challenge you can handle, and sometimes more. Tillamook
fishing guide Lee Darby specializes in targeting Tillamook Chinook, Coho
salmon and steelhead.
