Fishing Charters in Oregon
Browse fishing charters in Oregon that can help you catch crappie.


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.


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!


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


Redband Becoming Guide Service
Klamath Falls, Oregon
Fly fishing guided trips on the Klamath Lake, Williamson River, Wood River and the Rogue River.


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


Blue Collar Adventures
Phoenix, Oregon


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.


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


Bob Toman Guide Service
The Dalles, Oregon


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.


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.


Mckenzie Tackle Guide Service
Springfield, Oregon
Best Time to Catch Crappie
Crappie can be caught year-round in Heppner. Right now in February, activity is Slow.
Seasonal Activity Chart

Crappie
If you're chasing crappie in Eastern Oregon, Heppner might surprise you. While not widely known as a crappie hotspot, the backwaters and sloughs off the Columbia River near Heppner can hold some decent slabs. Look for areas with submerged timber and weed beds, as these provide excellent cover for crappie. The best time to target them is during the spring spawning season (April-May) when they move into shallower water. Fall can also be productive as they fatten up for the winter. A local tip: Focus on areas where the Umatilla River flows into the Columbia – the slightly warmer water can attract crappie early in the season. Bank access is limited in some areas, so a small boat or kayak can open up more opportunities. Be aware of strong currents in the main channel of the Columbia.
How to Catch Crappie
Detailed fishing techniques coming soon for Crappie in Heppner.
Crappie Fishing Regulations in Oregon
Open Season
Year-round
Daily Bag Limit
25 per day
Size Limit
No size limit
License Required
Oregon Angling License
Check for specific regulations on certain waterbodies.
⚠️ Always verify current regulations with the Oregon state wildlife agency before fishing.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What's the daily limit for crappie in Heppner, Oregon?
In Oregon, you're allowed to keep up to 25 crappie per day.
Is there a size restriction for crappie I catch near Heppner?
No, there is no size limit for crappie in Oregon, so you can keep any size you catch.
Do I need a fishing license to target crappie in Oregon?
Yes, you need a valid Oregon Angling License to fish for crappie in Heppner and statewide.
Can I fish for crappie all year in the Heppner area?
Yes, the crappie fishing season is open year-round in Oregon.
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