Make fishing a part of your Thanksgiving weekend plans with friends and family.
Everyone can fish, clam and crab for free in Oregon on Friday and Saturday.
No fishing or shellfish tags are required over the next two days. Both Oregon residents and non-residents can fish for free.
All other fishing regulations apply including closures, bag limits and size restrictions. See the Oregon Sport Fishing Regulations for rules and remember to check for any in-season regulation updates, especially for salmon and steelhead fishing.
Currently, crabbing is open in bays, beaches, estuaries, tide pools, piers and jetties along the entire Oregon coast. Crabbing is closed in the ocean due to the annual closure from October 16th-November 30th each year.
As of mid-November, razor clamming was closed from Cascade Head to the California border due to high levels of a marine biotoxin, but closures may have changed by this weekend so check before you go.