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Seafood in Newport, Oregon

Life Shaped by the Sea

Seafood isn’t just a meal in Newport, it’s part of daily life. Watch the fishing fleet pull in the day’s catch along the working waterfront. Every crab pot, every net, and every story shared on the docks connects you to the ocean that sustains our community.

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Catch Your Own Seafood

There’s nothing like catching your own crab, clams, or fish in Newport. From public piers to guided boat trips, the coast offers plenty of hands-on ocean adventures.

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CRABBING

Try the Port of Newport Public Fishing Pier, Abbey Street Pier, or Bay Street Pier. For gear, advice, and guided trips, check out Newport Marina Store & Yaquina Bay Charters or Stabi Dave’s Bait and Tackle.

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CLAMMING

Explore Yaquina Bay, Agate Beach, or South Beach for gaper, butter, and razor clams. Best done at low tide and slack tide.

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FISHING

From Yaquina Bay to Depoe Bay and nearby reservoirs, salmon, rockfish, halibut, and more await.

Where to Buy Fresh Seafood

Newport is Oregon’s largest fishing port, which means fresh seafood is everywhere. Stop by family-run markets and specialty shops to find Dungeness crab, albacore tuna (“albie”), and seasonal salmon. Supporting local markets helps keep seafood in Oregon and supports sustainable fisheries.

 

Featured Markets:

  • Chelsea Rose, Port Dock 3

  • Del’s Fresh Seafood, Port Dock 3

  • Fish Peddler’s Market, SW Bay Blvd

  • Local Ocean Seafoods, SE Bay Blvd

  • Ocean Bleu Seafoods at Gino’s, SW Bay Blvd

  • South Beach Fish Market, S Coast Hwy

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Classroom by the Sea

In Newport, visitors can dive deep into the world of marine life, fisheries, and coastal ecosystems while enjoying hands-on experiences that foster a genuine respect for the ocean.​

From guided dock tours at Oregon’s largest fishing port to marine discovery trips offshore, Newport offers opportunities to see the full journey of seafood, from the water to the plate. Learn about sustainable fishing practices, the delicate balance of tidepools, and the innovative work of organizations like the Central Coast Food Web.

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