Rogue Canyon Fishing

During the months of September, October, and November, we offer Rogue drift fishing trips. Adult summer steelhead (4 to 10 pounds) and the world-famous half-pounders are traveling up from the ocean to the upper sections of the Rogue River at this time. Adult Chinook and Coho salmon, often known as silver salmon, are migrating up the river.

There are several various fishing techniques employed on the Rogue depending on the time of year: fly fishing, spin casting, bait bouncing, and trolling plugs. All of them are mastered by our guides. We will provide all fishing rods, tackle, bait, and flies. If you have a favorite rod that is suited, feel free to bring it along.

Nothing compares to this memorable wilderness experience. You will not only enjoy the fishing, but also the breathtaking beauty and plentiful animals as we float the wild and scenic Rogue River Canyon with its rough white water and placid ponds. You might spot osprey, wild turkey, bald eagles, otters, turtles, deer, and perhaps a black bear while drifting.

Your guide will point out historical landmarks. You can stroll up to Zane Gray’s Cabin and picture him working on his western novels. Learn about the first white settlers to the canyon and the Rogue Indians on a short stroll to the Rogue River Historical Museum.

Our nights will be spent at Black Bar and Paradise, two magnificent rustic river lodges. This is only one feature that distinguishes our journeys from others. We don’t stay at any of the river’s cheap lodges; instead, we stay at the best on the Rogue. You will enjoy beautiful lodgings and first-class cuisine at Black Bar and Paradise. Individual cabins with two visitors per room, hot showers, heaters, and a nice bed are available at the lodges. Friendships are formed here, and the number of fish stories grows each year.

Each of our trips may accommodate up to 12 people. These trips are ideal for a family getaway, a group of friends, or a corporate outing.