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Columbia River, Cowlitz, Lewis, Kalama, Yakima, Skykomish River, Olympic Peninsula, Washington Steelhead & Salmon Fishing

We offer Washington Fall Salmon Fishing Summer Salmon Fishing and Spring Chinook Salmon fishing throughout the state.  We travel to the best fishing locations in the state rather than being based in one location and limited to a 50 mile radius of our home base. 

Within three or four hours of Seattle we can reach any area of the State, if a river systems is out of shape due to high water we can easily relocate to a system that is in shape.  If tribal netting schedules would interfere with getting fish - we would move to one that isn't.  This flexibility allows us to offer the "fish on guarantee" If you don't hook a fish - your next trip is free.  The rivers in Washington offer some of the world's finest salmon and steelhead guided trips.

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62 pound King Salmon - Columbia River Washington
Washington and Oregon Salmon Fishing begins with the onset of our fall rains, usually sometime in early to mid-August and runs through the end of December (Chum and Silvers).

You can fish for our Coho Salmon average 10-14 pounds with fish nearing the trophy 20 pound range caught every year.

If it is the powerful king salmon that you wish to pursue, this is also the time to try your luck for king salmon that average about 25-30 pounds and occasionally exceed 60 pounds! picture to left is 62 pound Chinook caught on Columbia River 2006>>>>

Although excellent salmon streams, our rivers are perhaps best known for the large runs of steelhead trout that return to the Olympic Peninsula Rivers through the winter and spring.

Please call us for Washington Salmon Fishing Trips and Charters

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