Fishing Charters in Oregon

Browse fishing charters in Oregon that can help you catch brook trout.

On The Fly Guide Service - On The Fly Guide Service
On The Fly Guide Service

On The Fly Guide Service

Chiloquin, Oregon

Contact On The Fly Guide Service For Williamson River Fly Fishing and Klamath Basin Duck and Goose Hunting information.

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Chiloquin, Oregon
Fish Food Guide Service - Fish Food Guide Service
Fish Food Guide Service

Fish Food Guide Service

Astoria, Oregon

Fishing Charter in Astoria! Join Captain Jason Erickson and explore our rates for Fish Food Guide Services. Reserve your adventure today!

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Astoria, Oregon
Big Bite Fishin Charters - Big Bite Fishin Charters
Big Bite Fishin Charters

Big Bite Fishin Charters

Garibaldi, Oregon

Oregon + Washington Fishing Charter. Guided deep-sea fishing. Fish for halibut, salmon, albacore tuna, rockfish, crab and sturgeon.

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Garibaldi, Oregon
Redband Becoming Guide Service - Redband Becoming Guide Service
Redband Becoming Guide Service

Redband Becoming Guide Service

Klamath Falls, Oregon

Fly fishing guided trips on the Klamath Lake, Williamson River, Wood River and the Rogue River.

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Klamath Falls, Oregon
Bertsguideservice - Bertsguideservice
Bertsguideservice

Bertsguideservice

Vida, Oregon

Welcome Float down the world famous McKenzie river and fish from an original wooden 1946 McKenzie Drift Boat.

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Vida, Oregon
Blue Collar Adventures - Blue Collar Adventures
Blue Collar Adventures

Blue Collar Adventures

Phoenix, Oregon

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Phoenix, Oregon
R L Fishing Guide Services - Randy Hecker
Randy Hecker

R L Fishing Guide Services

Grants Pass, Oregon

RL Guide Service offers Full Service guided fishing trips for Salmon, Steelhead, Trout and Bass throughout Southern Oregon's lakes and rivers.

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Grants Pass, Oregon
Trophy Troutfitters - Trophy Troutfitters
Trophy Troutfitters

Trophy Troutfitters

Klamath Falls, Oregon

Guided Oregon fly fishing adventures on Wood River, Williamson River & Klamath Lakes | Native Brown and Klamath Redband Trout angling experts

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Klamath Falls, Oregon
Bob Toman Guide Service - robin neeld
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Bob Toman Guide Service

The Dalles, Oregon

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The Dalles, Oregon
Brock Johnsons Guide Service - Brock Johnsons Guide Service
Brock Johnsons Guide Service

Brock Johnsons Guide Service

Hammond, Oregon

Don't miss out on the chance to catch your dream fish! Book your Astoria fishing adventure now for a day filled with excitement and fun.

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Hammond, Oregon
Legendary Outfitters - Legendary Outfitters
Legendary Outfitters

Legendary Outfitters

Bend, Oregon

Legendary Outfitters provides world-class guided fly fishing trips in Oregon, specializing in day trips, multi-day floats, and lake excursions. Whether you’re chasing trophy trout, steelhead, or smallmouth bass, our experienced guides ensure an unforgettable adventure. With expert instruction, premium gear, and stunning locations, we create legendary fishing experiences.

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Bend, Oregon
Mckenzie Tackle Guide Service - Mckenzie Tackle Guide Service
Mckenzie Tackle Guide Service

Mckenzie Tackle Guide Service

Springfield, Oregon

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Springfield, Oregon

Best Time to Catch Brook Trout

Peak season: April, May, October. Also good: March, June, July, August, September. Right now in February, activity is fair.

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Brook Trout

Brook Trout

Various

While Bend is better known for its Deschutes River redband trout, dedicated anglers can find brook trout in some of the smaller, cooler streams and high-elevation lakes in the surrounding Cascade Mountains. The Metolius River tributaries and the Cascade Lakes offer potential brook trout habitat. The best time to target these fish is during the warmer months, from late spring to early fall, when the snow has melted and the streams are accessible. Many of these locations require some hiking to reach, but the solitude and untouched fishing can be well worth the effort. A local tip is to focus on areas with submerged structure, such as fallen logs and boulders, as these provide cover for the fish. Consider using small spinners or spoons in the lakes, as these can be effective for attracting the attention of brook trout. Remember to check regulations regarding size and bag limits, as these can vary depending on the specific waterbody.

How to Catch Brook Trout

Detailed fishing techniques coming soon for Brook Trout in Bend.

Brook Trout Fishing Regulations in Oregon

Open Season

Varies by waterbody; check regulations

Daily Bag Limit

5 per day

Size Limit

8-inch minimum length

License Required

Angling License

Many streams and rivers have specific regulations, including gear restrictions and catch-and-release only sections. Consult the Oregon Sport Fishing Regulations for details.

⚠️ Always verify current regulations with the Oregon state wildlife agency before fishing.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What's the best bait to use for brook trout in Bend, Oregon?

Brook trout in the Bend area respond well to various baits. Popular choices include small spinners, dry flies imitating mayflies or caddisflies, and worms or salmon eggs. Matching your bait to the prevalent insect life can improve your success.

When is the prime time to target brook trout around Bend?

The best time to fish for brook trout near Bend is typically during the spring and early summer months, as well as the fall. The water temperatures are ideal, and insect hatches are more frequent, leading to increased feeding activity.

What is the brook trout bag limit in Oregon?

In Oregon, the daily bag limit for brook trout is 5 fish per day. Be sure to check the specific regulations for the waterbody you plan to fish, as some areas may have more restrictive limits.

Is there a minimum size requirement for brook trout in Oregon?

Yes, the minimum size limit for brook trout in Oregon is 8 inches. Any brook trout you keep must be at least 8 inches in length. Again, check for specific exceptions or changes based on the waterbody.

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