9 Fishing Charters
The best out of 9 charter fishing deals in Washington - enter dates to check availability
You will launch near Astoria, Oregon and troll the Columbia River and Pacific ocean (tides permitting) for fall Chinook or Coho. The season opens in August and you can fish until the season closes.
Spend a day on the water with Captain Jeffrey and have a fishing experience you'll wish to repeat again and again. Everyone in the area wants to catch Salmon, so book this private trip and have a great time fishing for 6 hours.
Come join us aboard our safe and comfortable custom catamaran for Family Friendly Flounder Fishing that is Fun and guaranteed to bring a smile to your face. We fish all year around for these tasty flatfish of our Puget Sound, all tackle and patient instruction provided and guests will have the opportunity to catch up to 10 per licensed angler. Special 2026 seasonal Crab Add On for those anglers who would be interested in pulling pots after flounder fishing.
These combo trips are offered in Oct-Dec salmon fishing onky available through the month of Oct. Nov-Dec flounder/crab.
Join us for an exciting day on the water targeting both salmon and Dungeness crab! Throughout the trip, we'll alternate between salmon fishing and periodically checking the crab pots to maximize your catch. It's a great way to enjoy a full day of action and variety, with plenty of opportunities to bring home both fresh fish and delicious crab. Available only in October. (4 people max)
Start your day off right with our Private Morning 6-Hour Charter, a tailored fishing experience designed for early risers and avid anglers alike. Departing bright and early, you'll have the opportunity to explore the pristine waters of Puget Sound during the prime morning bite. We exclusively offer private charters, ensuring that your fishing experience is personalized and intimate. Unlike many other charters where additional individuals may be added to your boat.
Columbia River Salmon fishing for King and Coho Salmon.
Spend 4 exciting hours on the waters around Seattle targeting two Northwest favorites! We’ll start by chasing salmon, then switch over to Dungeness crab. If the salmon aren’t biting, we’ll adjust our plan and focus on crabbing or other available species to keep the action going. Perfect for families, friends, and anglers looking for a fun half-day adventure.
Enjoy a fun day on the water targeting Flounder and Crab out of Edmonds aboard the Lucky Star. Captain Erik and his experienced deckhand will help you find the most productive areas based on current conditions and regulations. You’ll fish for Flounder and check the Crab pots when conditions allow. Rods, reels, and all necessary fishing equipment are provided. The 28-foot Uniflite features a heated cabin, a restroom, downriggers, and twin Suzuki outboard engines.
Crab fishing in Washington, United States centers on iconic Dungeness Crab. You can also find hard-fighting Red Rock Crab in many bays and rocky shorelines. Cold, clean Pacific waters and rich Puget Sound estuaries make this a prime crab fishery with steady action and delicious rewards.
Most trips use crab pots or ring nets. Crews bait pots with fish heads, squid, or chicken, then set them on sandy or mixed bottoms. Short “soak” times let you check gear often. Working the tide is key, as crabs move to feed when currents slow. Your captain will explain simple rules for sizing and releasing crab so you keep only legal catch.
Charter outings are relaxed and hands-on. Families, first-timers, and food-focused anglers love them. Many captains run combo trips, crabbing alongside salmon or bottom fishing when regulations allow. Expect all gear, bait, and measuring tools on board. Dress warm, bring rain gear, and pack snacks and a cooler for the ride home.
Washington offers variety. In Puget Sound, the San Juan Islands, Whidbey and Camano shores, and the central Sound near Seattle produce well. Hood Canal is famous for strong summer action. Farther west, the Strait of Juan de Fuca has productive gravel and sand flats. On the coast, Westport, La Push, Grays Harbor, and Willapa Bay see excellent Dungeness runs when ocean conditions line up.
Regulations change by area and season. Before your trip, check current Washington fishing license and permit requirements, open seasons, daily harvest rules, and reporting needs. Some areas require a crab endorsement and catch record card. Your captain will help you follow local rules so you can focus on fun and safe crabbing.
