Home Waters Guide Service offers trout and steelhead fishing trips on the McKenzie River and Willamette River. All of our guides are members of the McKenzie River Guides Association, and take pride in continuing that legacy of river keeping, conservation, and stewardship.
For 2023, we are proud to announce that our trips now include the rivers within the Willamette National Forest including the upper McKenzie River and the Middle Fork of the Willamette River.
Whether this is your first time fly fishing or you’re a seasoned angler, Home Waters Guide Service looks forward to sharing a day on the water with you.
We are currently scheduling spring specials from May 10-April 30th, 2023. These trips are a 4-hour trip at $375. These trips will go fast, so call and book with the shop today!
Call the shop to book your trip. (541) 342-6691
- Full Day (8 hours):
- $575 for one or two persons;
- Lunch, light snacks, and water provided;
- All fishing gear provided (rods, reels, lines, flies);
- All McKenzie River Floats available: Paradise Campground down river to Armitage Park.
- Half Day (4 hours)
- $475 for one or two persons;
- Water provided, no lunch offered;
- All fishing gear provided (rods, reels, lines, flies);
- Lower McKenzie River only: Leaburg Dam to Armitage.
- Trout Spey Trip (Full Day Only)
- $575 for one or two anglers;
- Lunch, light snacks, and water provided;
- Trip designed for experienced Spey anglers;
- All McKenzie River Floats available: Paradise Campground down river to Armitage Park.
*All guided trips are subject to seasonal weather and river conditions. Availability of floats will vary based on these conditions. Call for more details (541) 342-6691.
Gift certificates are available.
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