The Coquille River offers a quieter, more laid-back fishing experience compared to larger Southern Oregon rivers—and that’s exactly why many anglers love it. With fewer boats, scenic coastal surroundings, and strong seasonal runs, the Coquille is a great option for anglers who want space, steady fishing, and a relaxed day on the water.
Jon Geyer has spent years fishing Southern Oregon’s coastal rivers, including the Coquille, and knows how to adjust each trip based on river conditions, fish movement, and your experience level. Whether you’re visiting the coast or looking to try something different than the Rogue, a guided Coquille River trip delivers a rewarding day on the water.
The Coquille sees fewer guides and less traffic than larger rivers, which means more room to work productive water without feeling crowded.
The Coquille River supports strong fall Chinook salmon runs and winter steelhead, making it a reliable coastal option when conditions line up.
Calmer flows and a slower pace make the Coquille a solid choice for beginners, families, and anglers who want time to learn techniques without feeling rushed.
Jon handles the boat positioning, safety, and strategy so you can focus on fishing and enjoying the day.
You don’t need to bring gear unless you want to. Everything is matched to current river conditions and target species.
First-timers get patient, hands-on guidance, while experienced anglers get help fine-tuning technique and reading water.
At the end of the trip, Jon cleans and prepares your catch so it’s ready for the cooler and the grill.
If conditions change, Jon adjusts locations or techniques to give you the best chance at a productive day.
Serving the Southern Oregon Coast & Coquille River Area
Phone : (541) 292-6850
Email: fishonjongs@hotmail.com
Jon runs a small, one-on-one style operation, which means you’re not just another seat in the boat. Every trip is focused on giving you a solid fishing experience—whether that means learning something new or putting fish in the net.
Fall Chinook salmon typically run in the fall, while winter steelhead fishing is best during the colder months. Conditions vary year to year, so it’s best to check availability ahead of time.
No. Many anglers book Coquille River trips specifically because it’s a comfortable river to learn on. Jon works with beginners and experienced anglers alike.
Most trips are full-day outings, usually lasting 6–8 hours depending on conditions and time of year.
You’ll need a valid Oregon fishing license, weather-appropriate clothing, food, and drinks. All fishing gear is provided.
Yes. The relaxed pace and lighter boat traffic make it a good option for families and anglers who want a more easygoing day on the water.
If you’re looking for a Southern Oregon coastal fishing trip that’s scenic, productive, and uncrowded, the Coquille River is a great choice. Reach out today to book your guided trip and get on the water with a local guide who knows these rivers inside and out.
