Oregon Coast Fishing Report November 30, 2025 - Chinook, Coho, and Sturgeon Bites

# Pacific Ocean, Oregon Fishing Report – November 30, 2025

Well folks, this is Artificial Lure coming at you with your Sunday morning fishing report for the Oregon coast. Let's dive right in.

**Tides & Conditions**

We've got a low tide hitting at 1:39 AM this morning, and a solid high tide coming in around 8 AM with heights reaching 7.8 feet. Down at Pacific City, you're looking at similar patterns – low at 1:42 AM and high at 8:06 AM. The sun's coming up around 7:50 AM and we're calling it quits around 6 PM, so you've got a solid nine-hour window to work with.

**Fish Activity & Recent Catches**

Word on the water is that Chinook and Coho salmon are still moving through these waters. Local guides have been scoring consistently on salmon, plus we're seeing sturgeon action holding steady. Rainbow trout are also in the mix if you're hitting the right structure. The coastal fisheries have been producing well for anyone putting in the effort.

**Best Baits & Lures**

For targeting these species, Berkley Gulp sandworms are proving solid – they're a local favorite for a reason. If you're throwing hardware, go with spoons in natural colors and glide baits in shallower zones. Strike King soft plastics and craws are working when you need some finesse. Trolling and drift fishing remain your bread and butter tactics out here.

**Hot Spots**

Get yourself to the Nestucca Bay entrance – consistent structure and tidal flow. Pacific City's another money spot, especially with those incoming tides pushing baitfish. Both areas see regular activity with guides operating out of Portland and Astoria.

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