15 Fishing Charters
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This later morning 4hr charter is a great charter if youd like to sleep in a little seasonally the target species will change. May1- June 15th will be for lingcod/flounder and the remainder of the summer will be for salmon.
This trip departs at 7am from the Brownsville Marina 9790 Ogle Rd. Bremerton, WA 98311. I'll meet you by the wait here sign at the head of the dock. Come fish live bait for Puget Sound Lingcod and enjoy the mountain views and the abundant sea life. Fishing licenses are available on the boat for $10 Free if you book the whole boat up to 4 people. Feel free to bring any snacks and drinks you'd like and be sure to check the weather and dress accordingly!
This is a 6-hour trip for those of you who want to catch the morning bite. You'll leave at 6 in the morning to go fishing for some prized Salmon. The captain will provide you with all the equipment, just make sure to bring some snacks and drinks, and get ready to have fun!
Come join us to target one of the most sought after and tastiest fish that swim in the Puget Sound. Ling Cod are known to be voracious predators that dwell on rocky areas with good current flow. They are apex feeders that will smash bait fish and properly presented tackle. Anglers will have the opportunity to fish with a rod in hand. Fish ON! Capt. Paul
We start the morning fishing for bait . Once we've achieved the necessary bait, we move on to the ling cod grounds. We use both live and artificial bait for lingcod
Lingcod fishing will be located at reefs and other structures in central Puget Sound. We will be using live bait to try and entice the lings to bite more aggressively. We will be fishing for our bait for about an hour or until we reached a certain amount that will last us for the whole trip. Fun activity for kids and adults.
Too busy to fish in the morning? This trip will help you get up to speed with catching salmon on the beautiful Puget Sound.
Start your morning with a private 6-hour lingcod adventure in the waters around Seattle! We’ll target rocky structure and productive lingcod grounds using quality tackle and proven techniques. If the lingcod aren’t biting, we’ll switch things up and target other local species to keep the action going. Great for families, friends, and anglers of all experience levels.
Join us aboard the Lucky Star for a fun day of lingcod fishing out of Edmonds. Captain Erik and our experienced deckhand will take you to productive areas based on current conditions and regulations and help you throughout the trip. Rods, reels, lures, and fishing equipment are provided. The 28-foot Uniflite features a heated cabin, restroom, downriggers, and twin Suzuki outboards. Meet at Q Dock 15–20 minutes before departure and get ready to hunt for lingcod! ?
Lingcod are hard-hitting Groundfish known for aggressive strikes and firm, tasty fillets. Seattle puts you close to rocky structure in central Puget Sound, including reefs and kelp lines near Elliott Bay and Bainbridge Island. Short runs, big city views, and reliable action make this a favorite local trip.
Most charters target Lingcod with inshore bottom fishing around rocks, wrecks, and ledges. Captains use stout rods and braided line for strong currents and quick bite detection. You will drop metal jigs or soft plastics to the bottom, or use bait like Herring or Squid where allowed. Lift and pause the lure to trigger reaction bites. Daily tide and current set the plan.
Trips often leave at first light to hit the best tide window. Runs are short, and you usually fish within sight of the skyline. This is hands-on fishing that suits beginners and kids, with patient coaching from the crew. Experienced anglers enjoy precise jigging and steady action. Dress in layers for changing weather, and wear non-slip shoes. Bring sun protection, snacks, water, and motion sickness medicine if needed. The crew normally provides rods, tackle, and safety gear.
Seattle’s Lingcod fishery is tightly managed. Seasons, areas, and harvest rules can change each year. Some zones may be open for catch-and-release only. Always check your fishing license, permit needs, season dates, and retention rules before your trip. Your captain will review current regulations and safe handling on board.
