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Fishing Seasons

To ensure an enjoyable experience, please remember to bring a current fishing license, lunch or snacks, and appropriate waders or rain gear with boots All rods, gear, and tackle be provided. We will meet in the Forks area, possibly at one of our launch points for the shuttle. Expect the trip to last 7-8 hours, so come prepared for a full day on the water!

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Mid January-March

Wild Steelhead (Catch and Release Fishery)

All rivers of the Quileute System, and Hoh and Clearwater Rivers (when open).

Our rivers boast robust steelhead populations, offering an unforgettable experience. While the weather can be unpredictable, this steelhead fishery is unmatched.

May 1 - July 15

Spring/Summer Chinook

Sol Duc River Fishery (2 hatchery fish). Notorious for their finicky nature but also for their incredible fight and unmatched table fare, these fish truly are the “King” of salmon. Bait has to be perfect, presentation has to be great, and you have to be determined and patient. But they are well worth it.

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July 16- September 10

Summer Coho

Experience the thrill of summer coho fishing on the Olympic Peninsula. Our 14’ raft navigates low summer waters, providing a front-row seat to the breathtaking sight of coho chasing your spinners and jigs in the crystal-clear Sol Duc and Quileute Rivers. Enjoy the excitement of a productive fishery, with a retention of two hatchery fish per person. Join us for an unforgettable fishing experience!

September 15-October 1

Summer/Fall Chinook

Join us for an exciting summer and fall Chinook fishing experience on the Humptulips River! This season is short but filled with action, featuring one of the largest Chinook runs along the Washington coast. Early mornings find us anchored in deep holes, where you’ll see plenty of fish swimming around the boat. While there may be crowds, the sheer number of fish makes it an unforgettable experience. Don’t miss out this chance to catch some amazing Chinook!

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October - November

Fall Chinook and Coho

Fall Chinook and Coho fishing on the Olympic Peninsula is one of the best fishing experiences you can have! With plenty of these salmon returning to our rivers, now's the perfect time to fill your freezer with some delicious catch. Just a heads up, our calendar fills up fast, so you might want to get on the cancellation list if you want to snag a spot. Don’t miss out on this amazing fishing adventure!

Late November- December

Steelhead

Come join us for an exciting steelhead fishing trip on the Bogachiel and Calawah Rivers! We're targeting hatchery steelhead, and while the weather can be a chilly and rainy, these hardy fish thrive in those conditions. Just a heads up, winter steelheading isn’t for the faint-hearted, so be prepared! Plus, you can catch up to two hatchery fish each. Let’s make some great memories on the river!

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Year Round

Scenic Trips

Experience the beauty of Olympic Peninsula with my year-round scenic trips along the stunning rivers near Forks. I particularly love exploring the Hoh River and Sol Duc River, where you're likely to spot Bald Eagles, River Otters, Roosevelt Elk, and Blacktail Deer, along with a variety of other wildlife. These unforgettable river floats typically last around four hours, giving you plenty of time to soak in the breathtaking scenery. Join me for an adventure you won’t forget!

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