Hunting & Fishing Trips in Oregon
Maximize Your Pacific Northwest Outdoor Experience
If you want to experience everything the Pacific Northwest has to offer, our hunting and fishing trips in Oregon are a great way to do it. These trips are perfect for people who enjoy both fishing and hunting, combining time on the water and time in the field into one smooth, all-in-one adventure you w will not forget.
Your hunting and fishing trip starts out on the ocean near Newport, where you will be fishing in some of the best waters on the West Coast. Depending on the time of year, you might go after salmon, halibut, or different kinds of bottom fish, all known for putting up a good fight and tasting great. It is an exciting way to start the adventure, letting you enjoy being out on the ocean, picking up some new skills, and hopefully taking home some fresh seafood.
After your time on the water, the hunting and fishing trip moves inland into the rugged, scenic areas of the Pacific Northwest. Here, you will go on a real fair-chase hunt with Upfront Outfitters. Depending on the season, you might hunt elk with a bow or go after spring turkey or bear. These hunts are true Western-style experiences that focus on skill, patience, and respect for the land and the animals. You will be supervised by experienced guides who know the area well and are dedicated to making sure you have a safe, ethical, and rewarding hunt.
What makes these combo hunting and fishing trips stand out is how easily they combine both experiences into one trip. You are not only signing up for fishing and hunting separately, but you are also getting one complete outing that combines the excitement of being out on the ocean with the challenge of a real big-game hunt. The whole time, you will have experienced guides with you who know what they are doing and are focused on making sure you have a great, honest, and memorable experience.
If you are trying to knock out multiple bucket-list adventures or just want to make the most of your time in the Pacific Northwest, this combo hunting and fishing trip is a great way to do it. It is perfect for people who want a lot of action in one trip, combining both fishing and hunting into one awesome, well-rounded experience. Whether you want to bring home quality meat, go after a dream animal like a Roosevelt elk, or just experience everything the region has to offer, these hunting and fishing trips have you covered. You will spend time catching fish on the water and then head into the field for a challenging and rewarding hunt, all in one trip.
What makes this hunting and fishing trip stand out is how much you get out of it. You are not only signing up for separate activities; you are getting one well-planned outing that brings together two of the best experiences the area has to offer. From the excitement of catching fish to the challenge of a real Western hunt, every part of the trip is meant to be fun, real, and something you will not forget.
At the end of the day, it is about more than just what you catch or hunt; it is about really experiencing the Pacific Northwest lifestyle. With a combination of action, amazing scenery, and hands-on experiences, these hunting and fishing trips give you a unique way to make great memories while getting the most out of your time outdoors.
These custom hunting and fishing trips are a natural fit for clients wanting to make the most of their time in Oregon. Contact us to put a package together for you.
Typical Schedule for Hunting Trip
Your day starts really early, usually before the sun comes up. The guides will get everyone up, grab a quick breakfast, and get ready to head out. Being set up before daylight is important, since animals like elk, bears, and turkeys are most active right at first light.
From there, you will head out to your hunting spot. Depending on the area, this could mean hiking, driving, or even riding into more remote locations. Elk hunts might include spot-and-stalk, calling, or moving quietly through timber and open ground. For turkey and bear, you might spend more time calling, glassing, or setting up in areas where animals are known to be active. This early part of the day is usually one of the best chances to see and take a shot at game.
As the day goes on and animals slow down, things adjust a bit. Midday is often used for glassing hillsides, scouting new areas, checking trail cameras, or just taking a break to eat lunch and recharge. Guides use this time to figure out what is working and make a plan for the rest of the day.
In the afternoon, you will head back out for another hunt. This is another great time, especially for elk and bear, since animals start moving again to feed. You will stay out until dark, staying patient and ready in case something happens fast.
After hunting hours are over, you will head back to camp or where you are staying. Evenings usually include dinner, relaxing, and talking about how the day went while planning for the next morning. If someone gets an animal, the evening might turn into tracking, field dressing, and getting the meat ready to take home.
What to Bring on the Hunting Trip
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Rifle or bow and ammunition or arrows
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Binoculars and rangefinder
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Layered hunting clothing
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Rain gear
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Warm jacket, hat, and gloves
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Comfortable, broken-in boots
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Extra socks and clothing
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Hunting license and tags
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Backpack or daypack
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Water bottle or hydration pack
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Snacks or energy food
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Knife for field dressing
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Headlamp or flashlight with extra batteries
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Game bags (for meat)
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Trekking poles for steep terrain
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Camera or phone for photos
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Personal toiletries
A valid Oregon hunting license and tags are required, and we will go over all license and tag details with you at the time of booking.
What’s Included on the Hunting Trip
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Experienced professional hunting guides
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Meals while you are at camp
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Lodging (ranging from tents to cabins or similar setups)
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Transportation during the hunt
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Field care of your animal, including skinning
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Preparation of meat and hide for delivery to a butcher or taxidermist
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Help prepare meat and hide for travel if needed
Not Included on Hunting Trip
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State hunting license and tags
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Gratuities for guides and staff
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Personal gear and equipment (weapons, clothing, optics, etc.)
Typical Schedule for Fishing Trip
Your day starts early, so you have the best chance at catching fish. We will meet at our slip in South Beach Marina in Newport, Oregon, with everything ready to go. After a brief check-in and getting settled, we will head out right at daylight. Being out early helps us take advantage of calmer water and when fish are most active. It also means fewer boats on the water and better fishing, setting you up for a fun and productive day on the water.
From there, the rest of the day is based on the season, ocean conditions, and where the fish are biting the most. We stay flexible so we can switch things up if needed, whether that means moving spots, adjusting depth, or trying different techniques. The main goal is to put you in the best spot possible to catch fish and have a successful day.
No matter your experience level, we keep things simple and easy to understand. If you are new to saltwater fishing, we will show you everything step by step: how to use the gear and what to do when you get a bite. If you have fished before, you will like the hands-on style and steady action. Either way, you will be involved the whole time, making it a fun and easygoing day out on the water.
What to Bring on the Fishing Trip
We keep it simple. Please bring:
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Appropriate fishing license
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Rain gear
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Snacks/lunch and drinks
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Seasick/personal medication
We provide the rest, including rods, tackle, and the equipment needed for the trip.
A valid Oregon fishing license is required, and we will go over all license details with you at the time of booking.
What’s Included on the Fishing Trip
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Boat, fuel, and licensed captain
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Fishing Rods, bait, and tackle
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Fish cleaning and bagging
Not Included on the Fishing Trip
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Oregon fishing license
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Food and drinks
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Gratuities for the boat captain
Hunting and Fishing Trip Packages
Our hunting and fishing combo trips are made for those who want a complete Pacific Northwest adventure experience. You will start things off on the water fishing for salmon, halibut, or bottom fish, then move inland for a guided hunt going after elk, turkey, or bear. It is a great way to combine both fishing and hunting into one trip, giving you a fun, action-packed experience from the ocean all the way to the field.
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Deposits & Cancellation Policy
Deposit Policy
A 25% deposit by credit card is required at the time of booking to secure your date. Hunting and Fishing trips are not considered booked until the deposit is received.
Cancellation Policy
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30+ days prior to trip: Full refund of deposit
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14–30 days prior to trip: Deposit is non-refundable, but may be transferred to a future available date within the same season
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Less than 14 days prior to trip: Deposit is non-refundable
Weather & Ocean Conditions
Safety comes first. If a hunting and fishing trip is cancelled due to unsafe weather or ocean conditions, you will have the option to:
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Reschedule your trip, or
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Receive a full refund of your deposit
No Shows
We will charge your credit card the full trip amount for no-shows or same-morning cancellations.
Final Payment
The remaining balance is due prior to departure on the day of the trip.
Cash and credit cards are accepted.