Washington Fishing

The Queets River is one of the largest rivers in the Olympic National Park and offers great fishing for Steelhead, Salmon, Dolly Varden and Trout. Ample road access and wide gravel bars makes this a perfect river for exploring from shore as well as from a boat.  Our fishing guide for the Queets River includes fishing spots, techniques and gear recommendations and helpful links.

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The Hoh River on Washington's Olympic Peninsula is one of the most pristine and wild rivers in the state. It is a popular destination for anglers looking for a trophy Wild Steelhead, Chinook Salmon or Coho Salmon in a truly wild setting. Our fishing guide for the Hoh River includes fishing spots, techniques and gear recommendations and helpful links.

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Whidbey Island is Washington's largest island, located in the center of Puget Sound and an absolute magnet for beach anglers. Follow along with us as we circle the island and lay out the best places on Whidbey Island to fish for salmon from shore.

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Seattle is blessed to have a few really great public fishing spots where anglers can catch salmon without the use of a boat, we catch salmon with surprising regularity from our local piers. Grab a few of our favorite pier fishing lures and head out to any of these awesome salmon fishing spots.

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