The Rivers
ROGUE, COOS, CHETCO, ILLINOIS, ELK AND SIXES
The Fish
OREGON SALMON AND STEELHEAD FISHING
The Calendar
YEAR ROUND – ROGUE RIVER & COOS RIVER
CALL TYSON AT 541-698-8338 TO BOOK YOUR GUIDED FISHING TRIP…!
Experience Gold Beach fishing at its best! Gold Beach, Oregon is located on the Southern Oregon coast and is home to several wild rivers including the world-renowned Rogue River. Fish your choice of the Elk, Sixes, Chetco, Coos, Rogue, or the Illinois Rivers. Whether you are visiting Gold Beach for a short day trip or for a lengthy vacation, you will fish in and around Gold Beach year-round: late summer, fall, winter, or spring. Fish Gold Beach with Tyson Crumley!
FISH GOLD BEACH! Create Gold Beach fishing memories with family and friends! With so many great rivers within a short drive, we can get on a fishable river at any time of year!
– Tyson Crumley – Expert Fishing Guide
The Rivers
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I want to thank everyone who came and fished with me this steelhead season. We had to work for them but there were many great memories made. Spring salmon will be showing up in good numbers very soon. I have dates available in April-June if you are interested.
It’s been a minute since I posted. Fishing has been very good the past week. The catch is mainly wild coho but there are a few hatchery fish in the mix. Looking forward to another good week.
Steve caught the largest salmon of the summer for me at 37lbs. Another fun week with great people. Due to cancellations I have September 24-27 available.
I didn’t take as many photos this week. We had some great days with awesome people! My next open day is 9/16.
September 5th and 6th just opened up. All six seats are available. Call or text for details. 5416988338
Some really nice fish around last week. You have to work for them but it’s getting better every day. Looking forward to a great rest of the season.
My last day available in August is Tuesday the 5th. 6 seats available. Call or text 5416988338 if your interested.
