The Columbia River is the Pacific Northwest’s best walleye fishery, and some anglers believe the next world record.

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Walleye fishing can be a year-round pursuit, but only the hardiest of anglers chase after them in the frigid mid-Columbia area during the dead of winter, although some big fish can be caught in late winter. The preferred method of fishing for these Walleye is jigging and bottom walkers, which is a great hands-on experience for anglers who want to feel the bite”. 

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Weather and wind can be a factor in Oregon's Columbia Gorge so sometimes our trip has to be adjusted accordingly. Each angler is only allowed one rod, but there is plenty of fish to be had for all. 

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There is currently no bag limit or size restriction for these wonderful eating fish. All catches will be fileted and packaged for your travels home following the day's catch.