Whidbey Island Fishing Charters

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Top Fishing Charters in Whidbey Island

Whidbey Island: 23 fishing charters available

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30 ft

Up to 6 people

365 Charters – Puget Sound Fishing

5.0/5 (18 reviews)
Seattle
Make memories on the water with 365 Charters – your gateway to premier Salmon and Flounder fishing in the heart of Puget Sound! If you're searching for an unforgettable day on the water near Seattle, you've just found it.

"Captain Doug was very kind and professional. He always put our safety first." —⁠ Aaron,
Trips from
US $600
Trips from
US $600

Angler's choice

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23 ft

Up to 6 people

Cut Plug Charters- Seattle Fishing

4.8/5 (332 reviews)
Seattle
If you’re looking for some of the best light tackle fishing for Salmon and Lingcod out of Seattle, you’re at the right place. Cut Plug Charters specializes in hands-on, active styles of fishing in Puget Sound.

"This was our first salmon fishing trip for the four of us.  My son, daughter, son-in-law and myself had a great time fishing with Captain Thao!" —⁠ Elaine,
Trips from
US $590
Trips from
US $590
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28 ft

Up to 6 people

Pugetsound Sportsfishing

4.7/5 (56 reviews)
Edmonds
Enjoy a day of fishing in the beautiful waters of Puget Sound with Pugetsound Sportsfishing. Captain Murphy Pierson has over 35 years of fishing experience, and he’s ready to take you out and put it to good work.

"Came out to the Puget for some fishing in a new scenery for my bachelor party." —⁠ Patrick,
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US $650
Trips from
US $650

Angler's choice

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25 ft

Up to 5 people

Wind Knot Guides Seattle Charter Fishing

4.8/5 (186 reviews)
Seattle
Based just 5 miles from downtown Seattle, a Wind Knot Salmon Guide Puget Sound fishing charter will make you feel like you’re on another planet.

"Captain Dave is an A+ captain who cares about safety, fishing instruction and tackle familiarity." —⁠ Ed,
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US $630
Trips from
US $630
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21 ft

Up to 2 people

365 Charters – Smallmouth Bass Fishing

Just added to our fleet
Lake Stevens
Hook into big bass and even bigger memories with 365 Charters — your go-to for Smallmouth and Largemouth Bass fishing on some of western Washington’s most productive lakes! If you’re ready to escape the city and chase trophy bass in beau
Trips from
US $700
Trips from
US $700

Angler's choice

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25 ft

Up to 4 people

Messin' Around Fishing Charter

4.9/5 (300 reviews)
Bremerton
Join Messin’ Around Fishing Charter and get ready to discover the Puget Sound with Captain Mathew Messing. As a local guide and experienced angler who grew up fishing the surrounding waters of Seattle, Capt.

"We booked this charter hoping to give our boys a fun, memorable fishing trip—and it absolutely delivered." —⁠ Mandy,
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US $580
Trips from
US $580
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25 ft

Up to 5 people

TwinJCharters

4.9/5 (30 reviews)
Seattle
Looking to catch some fish in Seattle? TwinJCharters is your ticket! Your guide for the day is Captain Jerome, giving you access to years of local experience.

"We can’t say enough about Captain Jerome Jefferson’s patience, professionalism, amiability and obvious expertise after a 4 hour salmon fishing excursion on Puget Sound." —⁠ Nick,
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US $570
Trips from
US $570
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21 ft

Up to 4 people

Tengu Charters - Edmonds / Seattle

4.9/5 (21 reviews)
Edmonds
Embark on an unforgettable adventure with Tengu Charters! Whether you're after Salmon or Lingcod, we offer expert-guided charters on the Puget Sound.

"Kyle took us out (my wife, son and myself). He was very knowledgeable and helpful." —⁠ Jason,
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US $408
Trips from
US $408

Angler's choice

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24 ft

Up to 6 people

Cascade Fishing Guides

5.0/5 (31 reviews)
Everett
Cascade Fishing Guides offers safe education and participation-centric fishing experiences that cater to all skill levels.

"Mark was a great guy to go fishing with!  He was extremely generous in answering multiple questions we had before the trip and accommodating to all our needs." —⁠ Renee,
Trips from
US $500
Trips from
US $500
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23 ft

Up to 6 people

A Spot Tail Salmon Guide

4.7/5 (10 reviews)
Seattle
Explore the cool waters around Seattle with A Spot Tail Salmon Guide. Led by Captain Keith Robbins and his crew, you’ll go after the most prestigious fish in the area.
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US $1,000
Trips from
US $1,000

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Fishing in Whidbey Island

Anglers go fishing around Whidbey Island to cast their lines in some of the best spots in the Pacific Northwest. Located just 30 miles north of Seattle, the island has all the perks of Puget Sound, without the crowds. Lots of species targeted in this area are considered delicacies, which makes local captains’ “keep the catch” policy more exciting.
 
Salmon is on every angler’s wishlist and you can choose between Chinook, Coho, Pink, and Chum Salmon while fishing here. Each species has its own peak season, but all of them overlap in September. You can catch Salmon using various techniques – trolling, mooching, jigging, and fly fishing. Even if you only target Salmon, you’ll have the chance to learn many methods.
 
Lingcod, Flounder, and Rockfish are the usual bottom fishing targets. As a bonus, some guides add crabbing to the mix or take you to harvest Oysters and Clams. For these treats, summer is the best time to visit. 
 
Most fishing guides in the area offer both private and shared trips. This means that you don’t have to miss out on an adventure just because your friends are busy! Gear is usually provided, you just need to pick up a WA fishing license ahead of time.
 
Trips in the area usually leave from Whidbey Island, Seattle, or Edmonds. Trips out of Edmonds will give you quicker access to the fishing grounds if you want to keep your time on the water short. 
 

Whidbey Island

4.8/5
Based on 29,228 reviews by FishingBooker anglers

Whidbey Island Fishing Seasons

January
The beginning of the year is all about Chinook Salmon. In January, Puget Sound is full of immature Chinooks, known as Blackmouths. 
 
February
In February, it’s best to troll for Coho and Chinook Salmon. If you want to try something unusual, target Squids at night.
 
March
In March, fishing for Coho is better than going after Chinook. You can catch some Flounder but this is a slow month in general.
 
April
April kicks-off the bottom fishing season but there’s still not a lot of action. You’ll have the most success by going after Flounder.
 
May
Lingcod fishing explodes in May! With Flounder stock also being very high, this is a great time for bottom fishing.
 
June
Go bottom fishing for Cabezon. This unusual, big-headed fish is probably like nothing you’ve seen so far.
 
July
Salmon season is about to kick-off, so make sure to book your spot on time. On top of that, crabbing is great.
 
August
Salmon season is at its finest! Whether you troll for Chinook, Coho, Pink, or Chum, you’ll have a great time!
 
September
Catch a few Salmon and top it all off with some Crabs. Cook them at the beach and enjoy this delicacy even more.
 
October
Trolling for Coho is still great but other Salmon species are harder to find. If you miss bottom fishing, go after Flounder.
 
November
Chinook fishing is good in the southern part of Puget Sound. Coho Salmon are also possible on your trip but there aren’t that many of them.
 
December
Immature Chinook, also called Blackmouth, is the best target in December. For all bottom fishing enthusiasts, there’s always Flounder.
 

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