A quiet hello and small talk before the trip. Then when disembarked , a conversation with the…read moreguide's passengers about where he thinks the best area for fish. Bob is friendly, knowledgeable, and once in an area of fish all business with a smile. Once onto the fishing zone he's all business with a goal of providing everyone with a safe adventure. If there are fish to be caught, he knows how to catch them.

Had my first of many trips to come with Bob this past weekend. I was expecting to have a good trip…read moresince I've heard many good things about him but I was pleasantly surprised at just how good he is. The trip was the best guided fishing I have seen, it's very true that if there are fish to be caught Bob will figure it out and get you to the fish. A great humble down to earth guy that you can tell really loves his job.

This is our third year fishing with Jeff Baker, and he continues to be very successful at putting…read moreus on the salmon! And his successful guide trips even included this year (fall 2018) which has been a very difficult salmon fishing season for the whole North Oregon area. Jeff is very pleasant to fish with, he knows the hot fishing areas (and how to fish them), and always gives his best effort to make each trip fun, informative, and successful. We'll continue to fish with Jeff, and we highly recommend Get'n Bit Guide Service to all our friends.

Hubs had a blast hooking up and I got some gorgeous red salmon meat in my freezer. Highly recommend…read moreJeff's services. Can't wait until next year.

This place is pretty cool. A great stop especially if you have kids. You can fill a tin can up…read morewith fish food (takes quarters only) and feed some giant rainbow trout. We come by every trip to the coast just for that. They also have a hatchery house where they raise fish and relek

My wife and I visited the hatchery this afternoon. We had a great time feeding the trout, as I told…read moremy wife that I used to do the same thing with my grandpa. Mark gave us a tour of the hatchery and told us of some less known things to do in the area, as we are first time visitors to Oregon.

Catching salmon in the tide waters of the Oregon coast has been on my bucket list a looooong time,…read moreI am a native Oregonian and it just seemed like a thing I had to do. We found Dave sort of by accident and am I glad we did! From the get go I could see Dave was prepared, organized, and ready to catch Chinook. His easy banter and obvious confidence made our adventure very enjoyable. We were a small group of women with varying skills-- Dave was super easy to spend the day with. And YES, we caught some beautiful Springers. I plan to catch a Dory fish trip with him soon.

David is a very professional guide. Grew up on the Nestucca river fishing with his dad. Knows the…read morelocal rivers very well. He puts his clients on fish whenever possible. I've been steelhead fishing with him several times and always had a great time. Very reasonable prices. Everything is provided gear wise. All you need is a fishing license. Bring your own food and drinks. I would definitely recommend fishing with him.

Cold water and a sandy beach. Nice spot to go walk the beach! Stay out of the water unless you want…read moreto freeze. There are several vacation rentals in the area that we were checking out and now we know where to stay!

If your from Hawai'i, and someone says let's go to the beach! I automatically think sunscreen,…read moreswimwear, googles, towels & fins. At home, these things are always in my car, just in case! This summer however, we drove from Seattle to Oregon along the coast of the Pacific Northwest. Our destination was the beach, specifically, Cape Meares. It somehow never dawned on me, that I would not need my swimwear! I love to swim, couldn't imagine hanging out at this beach house for a week, without my swimwear, so I brought all my gear from Hawai'i. What a different beach experience this was. Even though, it was August! Not only did I not take out my swimwear out of my suitcase but I had to wear my turtle neck sweaters everyday, while exploring this beach . No swimming in these cold waters, not even in the summer! The only reason we had our turtlenecks, uggs, coats, gloves & jackets was we stopped in Alaska before Seattle to go halibut/black cod fishing before our stop in Seattle. So glad I had my warm clothes when we arrived in Cape Meares. It was really cold, funny to me ...because it was just as cold as Alaska. Exploring this beach was very cool. Lots of things we don't see in Hawai'i. Watching the seagulls catch Dungeness crabs, razor clams & fish for dinner was my favorite pastime for the week. I also enjoyed watching the fresh mountain water run off and marry into the sea . Sunrise and sunset walks were mesmerizing. Discovering and plucking interesting things off the sand every morning was also fun. Things like squid, parts of other creatures & Dungeness crab bodies was most common. Loved the interesting colors , shapes & sizes of the starfish & sea shells. Spent time wondering what I would cook using the extremely large kelp that washed up on shore. At night, it appears that wild buffalo and wild horses run on this large wide stretch of beach. We never saw any but the folks around us who lived in the neighborhood told us about them. We did see quite a bit of animal tracks on our third morning. It's foreign territory for me to be at a beach house for a week without actually swimming. Would I return? Absolutely. It was quite different from any beach that I've ever experienced. Opening my perspective of beach life and how others go to the beach.

Three of my brother-in-laws and myself spent a morning fishing with Captain Dan and had a great…read moretime. All you need is the correct fishing license & Captain Dan takes care of the rest. He has the equipment to locate the fish and made sure to take us to different spots to find them. At the end of the day, we had a lot of fish plus he stopped and picked up some live crab for us. Captain Dan cleans the fish & you just need a large cooler and a place for a fish fry. Put this one at the top of your list.

Best fishing trip i have ever been on Captain Dan is a great captain and got us loaded up on fish…read morefor our gpa grandson journey.

Beautiful clean beach Restrooms are plenty…read more Will be back in the future Love the area Get directions Cape Kiwanda

This is an easy beach to get to and have a quick Central Oregon coast experience. There are bars,…read morerestaurants, and a market nearby to pick up whatever you may need. The view is great and you will love it here.

Oregon Coast never disappoints. Bring a wetsuit or rent a place with a hot tub overlooking the…read morecoast.