Washington Coast Fishing Charters

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Washington Coast: 8 fishing charters available

Miller’s Sportfishing
Miller’s Sportfishing

Montesano • 21 ft • 4 people

Miller’s Sportfishing welcomes you to the home of some of the best Salmon and Steelhead fishing in the world. Join Captain Jim, who has 35 years of fishing experience in the Pacific Northwest. What started as a hobby quickly turned into a passion, a

"Captain Jim was great! Completely prepared, on time, communication was top notch and the best part…he did everything he could to help us catch king salmon…and we did!" —⁠ Sabrina,
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trips fromUS $330
Mk Sport Fishing - Montesano
Mk Sport Fishing - Montesano

Montesano • 18 ft • 3 people

Mk Sport Fishing welcomes you to Montesano and invites you aboard for some awesome fishing. Spend the whole day drifting along the local waterways, fishing for the season’s top freshwater fish. Depending on the time of year, you could be targeting e

"I had a good day fishing." —⁠ Tedlon, TX
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trips fromUS $600
360 Fishing – Olympic Peninsula
360 Fishing – Olympic Peninsula

Forks • 13 ft • 2 people

Cast your line in the bountiful Olympic Peninsula rivers with 360 Fishing Trips! You’ll explore the Olympic Peninsula,  in search of trophy Rainbow (Steelhead) Trout and Chinook (King) Salmon. Your guide for the day is Captain Tom Tucker, a loc

"Had a great time fishing with Tom and another angler. Weather was typical Steelhead weather." —⁠ Bud,
trips fromUS $500
Dtf Quinault Guide Service
Dtf Quinault Guide Service

Amanda Park • 18 ft • 3 people

Have you ever dreamed of fishing the legendary Quinault and Queets waters well here your chance!! I am a Quinault Tribal guide when booking with me you will be fishing out of a 18ft Clackamax can accompany up to 3 fisherman. You will get exclusive access

"Took a chance on an early season trip on the Quinault River with Capt Augi." —⁠ Matt,
trips fromUS $600
Big Fish Washington
Big Fish Washington

Hoquiam • 18 ft • 3 people

Do you dream of catching the big fish? Do you want to have a fun and relaxing fishing trip on a beautiful WA river? Whether you’re experienced, or new to fishing, Big Fish Washington can help you bring those big fish home! Captain Mike has over 30 y

"Had a perfect day with Captain Mike! Couldn’t have asked for a better day on the water." —⁠ Joseph,
trips fromUS $550
KYS Outdoor Adventures
KYS Outdoor Adventures

La Push • 31 ft • 6 people

KYS Outdoor Adventures offers unforgettable, year-round fishing trips designed for anglers of all ages! May - October: La Push Off for Adventure – Reel in the Best of Summer Fishing! Join us in La Push to target seabass, lingcod, and halibut. It&rsq

"Lamont took myself and my youngest son out for a near shore trip." —⁠ Cameron,
trips fromUS $310
Outlander Charters
Outlander Charters

Sekiu • 32 ft • 6 people

If you’re ready to start fishing in Sekiu, we’ve got you covered with Outlander Charters. Having logged many hours on these tides, Captain Jason is prepared to put you on fish. These waters are known for Halibut, Lingcod, Chinook Salmon, Black

"If you want a Charter that just finds the fish- Go with Outlander Charters." —⁠ Jody,
trips fromUS $390
Pacific Bluewater Sportfishing
Pacific Bluewater Sportfishing

Westport • 39 ft • 6 people

Make the most of your time in Westport and go fishing with Pacific Bluewater Sportfishing. With Captain Jason at the helm, you’ll benefit from years of knowledge and experience. Depending on the season, you might hook into Lingcod, Halibut, Chinook

"This is a great boat to be on!  The Captain and deckhand work together extremely well, both are very good communicators and both have tremendous restrain as we put that to the test with crossing lines and creating a few eagles nests more than once." —⁠ Gerald,
trips fromUS $700
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Frequently Asked Questions about Fishing Charters in Washington Coast

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Frequently Asked Questions about Fishing Charters in Washington Coast

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Fishing in Washington Coast

Any angler worth their salt knows that a Washington Coast fishing trip is something that should be experienced at least once in a lifetime. With well over 150 miles of Pacific coastline and rivers brimming with sport fish, the area is famous for its superb action.

What’s amazing about the Washington Coast is that its fisheries are so versatile. When you want some saltwater fishing fun, all you have to do is head to the ocean and pick your target. Bottom dwellers like Rockfish, Halibut, and Flounder are the most popular catch. If you prefer deep sea fishing, then chase Albacore Tuna in summer months.

While the ocean bite is excellent, it’s the freshwater action that puts the area on the map. The Calawah, Whynoochee, and Humptulips Rivers boast premier Salmon and Rainbow Trout fishing. Chinook and Coho are the stars of the show and, in some parts, you can also come across the elusive Pink Salmon. Crabbing is another popular pastime with delicious results.

There’s a lot of local guides all over the Washington Coast, but one thing to bear in mind is the seasonality of the trips. Talk to your captain before you head out and they’ll advise you about the best time to go fishing. After that, you can take your pick between half day and full day options, and there are also specialized expeditions if there’s a species you’d like to chase.

Some of the best spots where you can book your charter are Montesano, Hoquiam, Ilwaco, and Westport.

Rules & Regulations

Once you’ve decided on what you’d like to catch and have picked your Washington Coast fishing adventure, it’s time to think about your angling license. Every person age 12 and older needs an appropriate fishing license and tags. This is the one thing you need to take care of yourself –your guide will provide everything else.

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Washington Coast Fishing Seasons

January

It can get chilly on the water, but braving the cold will be worth it because this is one of the best months for catching jumbo Rainbow Trout and Steelhead. Put on some layers and get fishing!

February

There’s not much to catch in the ocean waters, except perhaps a Flounder here and there. The lack of saltwater action is more than compensated on the freshwater front, where Trout are biting left and right.

March

With spring weather comes the beginning of the Rockfish season, and there’s plenty for you to catch out there! You can find solid Trout fishing on the rivers, but these fish prefer colder water, so will be less active as time goes on.

April

With more beautiful and warm days on the horizon, dedicate some time to saltwater fishing and you won’t be disappointed by the result. The Lingcod season is officially open, and you can also target Rockfish, Halibut, and Flounder.

May

While freshwater fishing offers some decent Rainbows, all eyes now turn to the Pacific, where you can get your hands on a great variety of bottom fish. Whether it’s Halibut, Rockfish, or Lingcod, it’s up to you.

June

The first month of summer marks the beginning of the ocean Salmon season, and you’ll see a lot of anglers on the water enjoying it. Add that to the already impressive bottom fishing action, and you know you’re going to have a great time.

July
Coho (Silver) Salmon follow closely after Chinook (King), but fishing for Silvers is much more strictly regulated. So if you hit the water with Coho on your mind in July, double check the current regulations just to be on the safe side.
August

Now that Salmon have spent some time in the ocean, they’re slowly entering the rivers up and down the coast, and fishermen are ready! You can also change things up with deep sea fishing and go after Albacore Tuna.

September

This is one of the best months for freshwater Salmon fishing! Whether it’s Chinook, Coho, or Pink (on odd years), getting one of these beauties on a fly will be an experience to remember!

October

The superb Salmon bite continues on the rivers and if you’re looking to catch a lunker, this is your month. There’s a big number of charters focusing their efforts on Salmon now and the results are fantastic.

November
The Lingcod season is officially closed and saltwater fishing is generally slowing down. On the rivers, Salmon are also leaving, so this is your last chance to get your share of this fabulous fish.
December

Salmon are gone, but worry not, because Rainbow Trout and Steelhead are coming to make everything better. The winter Trout fishing is incredibly productive and you can find some jumbo specimens in the rivers this time of year.

Washington Coast Fishing Calendar

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