Reel-in Good Times, One Cast at a Time

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Double Occupancy $400 Per Boat

Single Occupancy $300

Our 5 hour half day drift on the Rogue River is built for people who need to move. You don’t need a full day to get on the water and you won’t be staring at a bobber all day. We’re on the oars, moving through deep pools and riffles, casting for target species. Active fishing, constant action - perfect if sitting still isn’t your thing. Leave your to-do list on the riverbank. Lets go fishing!

Why this trip works for a packed week:

  • Morning or afternoon slots - Be back for lunch or in time for dinner

  • All gear included - Just show up, we handle rods, bait and tackle

  • Quick Escape - 5 hours on the water feels like a full reset

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Double Occupancy $500 Per Boat

Single Occupancy $350

Our 8 hour full day drift on the Rogue River is the trip you’ve been waiting for! No clock-watching, no rushing back. We fish what’s working that day - drift fishing, plug pulling, fly and float setups, spinners and jigs - so you get the best shot, not just one technique. Breaks are available throughout the day, stops along gravel bars to stretch and park bathrooms are available as well.

If you’ve got the time, we’ve got the water. Let’s go find your fish!

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Double Occupancy - Half Day $500 Per Boat ~ Full Day $550 Per Boat

Single Occupancy - Half Day$325 ~ Full Day$375

Our beginner drift trip is offered either as a full or half day hands-on learning built for all ages and skill levels. No experience needed and no dumb questions. We teach everything from scratch and keep it fun so you’ll leave confident enough to get out on your own. Perfect for kids, day dates, or adults who just want to learn.

What you’ll actually learn:

  • Knots that matter

  • Casting

  • Feeling the bite

  • Identifying Species

  • ODFW Tags & Rules

  • One on One Coaching

  • Reading Water

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Price available based on location

Our full day lake trip gets you off the current and onto calm waters. We trailer our drift boat to one of Southern Oregon’s best lakes - Lost Creek, Lemolo, Fish Lake, Diamond Lake, Klamath Lake - and spend the day fishing for the local still-water species. If you have a favorite spot where you’ve got memories, we’d love the suggestion. If you’re not sure, we’ll pick the lake that’s hot right now. Let’s catch that trophy!

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*Request Kalen as your Guide*

The Wild and Scenic Rogue River trip is a guided fishing adventure unlike any other available.  This trip provides world-class fishing for our amazing salmon, adult steelhead and half-pounders sprinkled with many exciting and famous class lll rapids.

Our Fall Multi-Day Canyon Trips are booked through Briggs Rogue River Trips. These three and four day lodge trips are very limited and fill up fast. Please be sure to request Kalen as your guide!

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Double or Single Occupancy - $250 Per Boat

Our scenic river float is just plain pure river time. No tackle boxes, no casting - just you, the drift boat and the river in all its beauty. We handle the oars and you soak it in. Choose your light - Misty Sunrise or Golden Sunset. Then choose your section - Table Rocks, Canyon or Wildlife.

You will enjoy 3.5 to 4 hours on the water and likely see bald eagles, osprey, blue heron, mergansers and maybe even an otter. Perfect for couples, photographers, bird watchers, or anyone who wants to get on the water. Leave the rods and bring your eyes!

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