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Oregon Coast Halibut Fishing: 8-Hour Charter

  • Published Date: July 18, 2025
  • Fishing
  • Oregon
  • $100 - $2,575 price range

Summary

Join us for a full-day halibut fishing trip off the Oregon Coast. We head out early, usually before 7:00 a.m., to make the most of the day and tides. With a limit of two halibut per person daily and six per year, there's plenty of opportunity to land these prized fish. Our boat takes a maximum of six guests, ensuring everyone has space to fish comfortably. For those looking for an extra challenge, we also offer shark fishing. After a successful day on the water, we'll clean your catch for a small fee of $5.00 per fish, so you can take home fresh fillets. If you don't see your preferred date available, give us a call at 541-430-1013 to check for open seats. Remember, deposits are non-refundable, but the memories of reeling in a big halibut are priceless. Grab your gear and join us for a great day of offshore fishing on the beautiful Oregon Coast.
Oregon Coast Halibut Fishing: 8-Hour Charter

Halibut Haul

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Scenic view of Oregon's coastal landscape

Casting in close pays off

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Shark catch on calm seas

Three fish caught on a fishing tour in OR

Local halibut, fresh fight

6 big fish caught while fishing and touring in Roseburg

Shoreline success in Roseburg

Two big fish caught while fishing in OR

Umpqua inshore catch of the day

Two big 22-inch fish caught while fishing and touring in OR

Big smile, bigger catch

Two lingcod caught on fishing tour in Oregon

Lingcod bite close to shore

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Oregon coast halibut action

Anglers fishing in Oregon on a fishing tour

Oregon coast inshore action

Scenic view of Oregon's coastal landscape

Casting in close pays off

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One person fishing in OR

Shark catch on calm seas

Three fish caught on a fishing tour in OR

Local halibut, fresh fight

6 big fish caught while fishing and touring in Roseburg

Shoreline success in Roseburg

Two big fish caught while fishing in OR

Umpqua inshore catch of the day

Two big 22-inch fish caught while fishing and touring in OR

Big smile, bigger catch

Two lingcod caught on fishing tour in Oregon

Lingcod bite close to shore

Angler fishing in Oregon

Oregon coast halibut action

Anglers fishing in Oregon on a fishing tour

Oregon coast inshore action

Scenic view of Oregon's coastal landscape

Casting in close pays off

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One person fishing in OR

Shark catch on calm seas

Three fish caught on a fishing tour in OR

Local halibut, fresh fight

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Reel in Monster Halibut on the Oregon Coast

Ready for a serious fishing adventure? Our full-day halibut charters off the Oregon Coast are where the big boys play. We're talking about hauling in massive flatfish that'll make your arms shake and your fishing buddies green with envy. With SOA Charters, you're in for a no-nonsense trip that gets you on the fish and fills your cooler with some of the best-eating seafood around.

The Lowdown on Your Halibut Hunt

We don't mess around when it comes to chasing halibut. Our trips kick off early - we're talking before the roosters crow, usually before 7 AM. Why so early? Because that's when the halibut are hungry, and we want you to maximize your time on the productive grounds. You'll be joining a small crew of up to six anglers, which means plenty of elbow room and personalized attention from our seasoned skippers. And let's talk limits - you can keep two halibut per person per day, with a max of six per year. Trust me, when you see the size of these flatties, you'll understand why those limits are plenty generous.

Battling Brutes of the Deep

Halibut fishing isn't for the faint of heart. These bottom-dwellers put up a fight that'll test your mettle and your muscle. We typically drop lines in depths ranging from 100 to 400 feet, using heavy-duty gear to winch these monsters up from the seafloor. You'll be using stout rods, reels spooled with braid, and hefty weights to get your bait down where the big ones lurk. Our crew will show you the ropes on how to work your bait, feel for the bite, and set the hook when a halibut decides to chow down. And for those looking for an extra adrenaline rush, we can switch gears and target sharks - just let us know if you want to tangle with some toothy critters.

What to Expect on the Water

Our halibut grounds are offshore, so be ready for a proper ocean adventure. The ride out can be bumpy, but it's all part of the experience. Once we're on the fishing grounds, it's a waiting game punctuated by bursts of intense action. When a halibut hits, it's all hands on deck. These fish don't give up easy, so be prepared for a workout. Between drops, you'll soak in the vast Pacific, maybe spot some whales or seabirds, and swap fish tales with your fellow anglers. And when we're done fishing, our crew will clean your catch for a small fee of $5 per fish, so you can head home with fresh fillets ready for the grill.

Species You'll Want to Hook

Pacific Halibut are the star of the show on these trips. These flatfish are the heavyweights of the ocean floor, often tipping the scales at over 100 pounds. They're not just big - they're smart and strong, using their broad, flat bodies to create serious drag in the water. The fight with a halibut is a slow, powerful battle of wills. You'll find them hanging out on sandy or gravel bottoms, often near underwater structures where they ambush their prey. The best time to target these bruisers is typically from May through September when they move into shallower waters to feed. Anglers love targeting halibut not just for the challenge, but for their firm, white meat that's considered some of the best-eating fish in the sea.

While we're primarily after halibut, the Oregon Coast waters hold other exciting species too. Lingcod, a toothy predator with a face only a mother could love, often make surprise appearances. These aggressive fish can grow to impressive sizes and put up a mean fight. Various rockfish species might also find their way to your hook, adding some colorful variety to your catch. And for those interested in shark fishing, we might encounter Blue Sharks or Thresher Sharks, depending on the season and water conditions. Each of these species offers its own unique challenge and adds an extra layer of excitement to your day on the water.

Why Anglers Keep Coming Back

Folks who fish with us tend to make it an annual tradition, and for good reason. There's something special about battling a fish that weighs as much as you do. The pure, unfiltered excitement when that rod bends double and the reel starts screaming - it's addictive. Plus, the Oregon Coast itself is a sight to behold. Even on days when the fish aren't jumping in the boat, the rugged beauty of the coastline and the raw power of the Pacific Ocean make for an unforgettable backdrop. And let's not forget the camaraderie. Whether you're here with old friends or making new ones on board, there's nothing like sharing the triumph of landing a monster halibut.

Time to Book Your Spot

If you're itching to test your skills against some of the biggest, baddest fish in the Pacific, our halibut charters are calling your name. Remember, we're limited to six anglers per trip, so spots fill up fast - especially during peak season. Don't see your preferred date available? Give us a ring at 541-430-1013, and we'll do our best to squeeze you in. Just keep in mind that deposits are non-refundable, so make sure you're committed before you book. Trust me, once you've felt the weight of a halibut on your line and tasted that fresh-caught fillet, you'll be marking your calendar for next year's trip before you even leave the dock. So what are you waiting for? Grab your spot, and let's go fishing!

About the SOA charters

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Vehicle Guest Capacity: 6

Manufacturer Name: yamaha

Maximum Cruising Speed: 37

Number of Engines: 2

Horsepower per Engine: 150

Ready for an epic day of fishing on the Oregon Coast? Join us for an 8-hour shared charter trip targeting halibut and maybe even some sharks. We head out early, usually before 7 AM, to maximize our time on the water. With room for up to 6 guests, you'll have plenty of space to cast your line and reel in some serious catches. The daily limit is 2 halibut per person, with a yearly cap of 6 - perfect for stocking up your freezer. Don't worry about the messy part; we offer fish cleaning for just $5 per catch so you can take home fresh fillets. Our offshore adventures provide a great chance to test your skills against some of the ocean's most prized fish. If you're itching to go but see a blocked date, give us a call at 541-430-1013 to check for any open spots. Just remember, deposits are non-refundable, so make sure you're ready for an awesome day out on the Pacific!
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