Washington Fishing Charters

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Top Fishing Charters in Washington

Washington: 82 fishing charters available

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21 ft

Up to 4 people

Miller’s Sportfishing

5.0/5 (86 reviews)
Montesano
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.

"Captain Jim was an absolute treasure to find! We did an 8 hour trip today." —⁠ Kimberly,
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US $450
Trips from
US $450
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30 ft

Up to 6 people

365 Charters - Puget Sound Fishing

5.0/5 (14 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.

"We had an amazing morning on the water! Directions where to park and meet were easy to follow." —⁠ Andrea,
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 (325 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.

"What an amazing experience! Captain Thao was absolutely awesome!" —⁠ By,
Trips from
US $590
Trips from
US $590

Angler's choice

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25 ft

Up to 5 people

Wind Knot Guide Seattle Charter Drift Fishing

4.8/5 (180 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.

"We did a private morning trip for four people.  The captain did a great job of working to get us on fish (We caught and released a decent number of Chinooks but never caught any Cohos.)" —⁠ Michael,
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US $700
Trips from
US $700
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14 ft

Up to 2 people

Teeming Streams Fly Fishing – Spokane River

Spokane
Teeming Streams Fly Fishing is your ticket to the stunning waters of Spokane River.
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US $500
Trips from
US $500
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25 ft

Up to 5 people

TwinJCharters

4.9/5 (23 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.

"Captain Jerome made our trip and knows how to find the fish!" —⁠ Eduardo,
Trips from
US $550
Trips from
US $550
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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
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US $700
Trips from
US $700
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27 ft

Up to 6 people

Fall Chinook - Beacon Rock St Park Sept/Oct

4.8/5 (6 reviews)
North Bonneville
Experience Columbia River Salmon fishing at its finest with Anvil Outdoors Guide Service. Captain Joel’s trips are novice and family-friendly, so there’s no angler left behind.

"Took a Full day trip with Joel from anvil. Weather was ruff, fishing was tuff." —⁠ Jamie, ID
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US $1,500
Trips from
US $1,500

Angler's choice

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25 ft

Up to 4 people

Messin' Around Fishing Charter

4.9/5 (288 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 had such a terrific day on the water with Captain Matt. My teenage nephews loved it and caught several pink salmon back to back." —⁠ Summer,
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US $580
Trips from
US $580
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26 ft

Up to 6 people

Black Star Fishing, Co.

5.0/5 (1 review)
Salkum
Black Star Fishing welcomes you to the stunning rivers of Washington State.
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US $600
Trips from
US $600

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Top-rated family fishing trips in Washington

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Half-day fishing trips in Washington

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Top Targeted Species in Washington

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Top Types of Fishing in Washington

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Frequently Asked Questions about Fishing Charters in Washington

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Fishing in Washington

Discover the unparalleled fishing experiences that Washington State offers, a true angler's paradise renowned for its diverse marine ecosystems and year-round opportunities. The Evergreen State boasts thousands of pristine lakes, miles of rivers, and expansive ocean access, creating ideal conditions for both freshwater and saltwater adventures. Washington stands out as one of only two locations in North America where anglers can target all five species of Pacific Salmon—Chinook, Coho, Pink, Sockeye, and Chum—with Puget Sound serving as a prime summer hotspot for trophy Chinook and Coho catches.

Saltwater enthusiasts find exceptional opportunities beyond salmon. The coastal waters yield thrilling Albacore Tuna runs offshore from Westport during summer and early fall, while Lingcod inhabit rocky structures in Puget Sound each spring. Family-friendly Dungeness crabbing thrives coastally year-round, and Flounder provide consistent action for bottom-fishing enthusiasts. For freshwater pursuits, Washington's robust trout-stocking program delivers abundant catches in lakes like Green Lake and Lake Washington, where largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, and record-breaking catfish also thrive.

Key destinations define Washington's fishing landscape: Puget Sound offers accessible salmon and lingcod action near Seattle; Westport delivers adrenaline-fueled tuna expeditions; and the Columbia River system supports legendary salmon runs. Whether targeting salmon from downtown Seattle piers, ice fishing mountain lakes in winter, or navigating the San Juan Islands for migratory species, professional Washington fishing charters unlock these experiences with expert guidance.

Licensed charters accommodate all skill levels, from first-timers to seasoned anglers, ensuring memorable outings across diverse fisheries. Veterans and youth benefit from accessible regulations, including license exemptions for children under 15. With its unique blend of coastal, sound, and river environments, Washington remains a top-tier destination where every season brings new angling possibilities.

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Washington Fishing Seasons

January

When a new year gets going, most anglers will be busy going after Blackmouth Salmon to notice. Join them and see for yourself what the fuss is about.

February

Come February, Puget Sound is swarming with Blackmouth Salmon and Cutthroat Trout. Anglers in places like Seattle and Tacoma will be all over the piers catching Squid.

March

Winter might be over and done with, but the Chinook bite is still going strong. Out in the jetties, get ready for some awesome Lingcod fishing.

April

April is when the winter Chinook fishing dies down, and the harvest season draws to a close. On the bright side, the time for spring Salmon is upon us.

May

If you’re up for some bottom fishing, there’s hardly a better time to get started. With Rockfish, Lingcod, and Flounder, what else do you need?

June

Did somebody say Summer Steelhead? Head on down to the Columbia River and fish your heart out. In Seattle, Lingcod season is about to end in a week or two into June.

July

Anglers in Puget Sound are getting ready for the up and coming Salmon season there, while Westport is in the middle of the traditional Albacore summer rush.

August

There’s not a bad place to go fishing in Washington during August. Saltwater or freshwater, rivers or lakes, conventional or fly, feel free to run with it.

September

The wonderful variety of fishing all over Washington continues to enthrall anglers all over, especially over at Puget Sound. It’s Salmon fishing season at its absolute finest.

October

October usually marks the end of lake fishing, with anglers switching to rivers if they haven’t already. The winter Steelhead run is just around the corner.

November

Blackmouth Salmon is the star attraction in Puget Sound this time of year. At the same time, anglers from all over are going crazy about winter Steelhead.

December

Sturgeon and Steelhead rule the river waters in December. Not that anybody’s complaining. There’s nothing quite like fishing to keep you warm during the cold days.

Washington Fishing Calendar

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What anglers said about fishing in Washington

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