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Steve The Walleye Guy Oregon Walleye Fishing Expert
Welcome
To The Home Page Of
Steve "The Walleye Guy"
Steve
Johnson is "The Walleye Guy" and an Oregon fishing guide with more then forty years of
experience fishing the waters of Northwest Oregon and
Southwest Washington.
With over 40 years of fishing experience all over the
Northwest, Steve Johnson is an expert Salmon Sturgeon
and Steelhead fishing guide. He ranks among the very top
Oregon fishing guides for catching Salmon, Sturgeon and
Steelhead. But Steve Johnson, who is known all over the
State of Oregon as "The Walleye Guy, has a true passion
for Walleye fishing. Steve has mastered
the art of catching these tasty fish and loves to teach
folks the tricks and tips that make him a world-class
Walleye fisherman.
BOOK NOW BY CALLING 503-806-5576
WALLEYE
FISHING IN OREGON
Walleye are a great eating fish and truly fun and
challenging to fish for. The majority of my fishing is
on the Columbia River with some fishing being done in
the Multnomah Channel which flows on one side of
Sauvie's Island near Portland, Oregon. The other side of the
island is the Columbia River. The Channel is home to
some big Walleye as is the Columbia. The next worlds
record will come out of the Columbia soon.
A
FEW RECENT CATCHES
11th Annual Salmon Derby with these
guys (photo below)
at Hammond, Oregon
I was invited to
fish the annual Cascade
Salmon derby out of Hammond
and won first place for the
most fish caught. I had 18
bites today, with half of
them coming on Andy
Bentnar's Fatal Flash
spinners. These spinners are
deadly and if you don't have
one or two you are limiting
yourselves. You can buy them
at his shop at the West
Marina next to Tiki
Charters. I have always
fished herring at Buoy 10
but this year I opted to try
a couple of his blades, I
was not disappointed.
Pictured
(see the photo on left)
are the winners with their
fish.
A
GREAT TESTIMONIAL
FUN
FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY
Owin Hays is
the popular host
of the Northwest
Fishing
"OUTDOOR GPS" show.
Catch
Outdoor GPS
Fridays at 6pm
Saturdays & Sundays at 8am
all
summer long.
