SMALLMOUTH BASS FISHING

Bass fishing with the Oregon Angler is an experience you will remember for the rest of your life.
Our most popular fishing trip for any angler, from the most inexperienced to the pro. Smallmouth Bass fishing on the Umpqua river is fun for all ages. We use ultra lite fishing tackle and target the trophy Smallmouth in early spring with crank baits, spinner baits and top water plugs as they move in their spawning beds. June, July and august yield the largest numbers of fish per boat averaging 50 to 100 Smallmouth Bass per day with plastic worms, spinners and flies.

August and September are the premier months for fishing both flies and poppers to take more of the trophy Smallmouth Bass this fishery holds.
Fishing is done on a wild and remote section of the river and all fishing is catch and release only using barbless hooks. This insures the future of one of our most productive Umpqua River fisheries. The National television show "America's Outdoor Journal" fished the Umpqua River and form all the Oregon fishing guides they chose "The Oregon Angler" as their Umpqua River Smallmouth Bass fishing guide. CLICK HERE to see the Outdoor Journal program info for this show or contact Oregon fishing guide Todd Hannah for a copy of the actual tape from this show.

If you have ever fished for Smallmouth bass on the Columbia River, the Willamette River, or on if you have ever done any Smallmouth bass fishing on the John Day River then you likely enjoyed the size of the fish and the amount of fish you could catch. One of the best kept secrets for Oregon Smallmouth Bass fishing is the "the loop" and bass are plentiful and large here. The loop is a remote section of the Umpqua River that has very limited access. The angling pressure is very low, the fishing is great and the scenery is beautiful. CLICK HERE to see lots more smallmouth bass fishing photos and you will book a smallmouth bass guided fishing trip with Oregon fishing guide Todd Hannah.