Washington Rainbow Trout (Steelhead) Fishing Charters

Explore the smaller, scenic rivers that feed into the Columbia on this 8-hour Salmon fishing trip! You'll fish between 5 and 10 miles of river in search of both Coho Salmon and King Salmon. No need to worry about gear – Capt. Tom provides that. Just pack drinks and snacks and don't forget to pick up a valid fishing license beforehand. Your catch will be processed at the end of the day.

Steelhead fishing in the heart of the Pacific Northwest, where there's still a chance to land that 20+ lbs Steelhead of your dreams. Just make sure to have your fishing license with you and pack some snacks and drinks for the day, and the sky's the limit!

Now booking spring chinook/summer steelhead fishing trips April-August 2025.

A great day chasing Washington's states fish the Steelhead Great tasting, Hard fighting and a ton of fun using light tackle, come float and drift the river of the Olympic peninsula foothills for these amazing fish out of a large, safe and effective boat with seasoned guide of 10 plus years with a proven catch record along with great reviews regarding safety and quality trips Fishing the wynoochee, satsop, chehalis and cowlitz rivers December through March Boat can comfortably accommodate up to 4-5 PP

Your trip will be full day at least 8 HR i do offer 4 hr trips for late afternoon walleye or catfish

We will be fishing for Winter Steelhead on the Cowlitz River.

Fish some of washingtons most beautiful rivers chasing the elusive steelhead. Winter and summer trips available. 4 boats to choose from. Jetsleds, driftboats and rafts available for all fisheries.

Fish one of washingtons best rivers for steelhead and salmon. Fishing here can be fast and furious during peek times. Meeting locations can change during specific seasons.

The most iconic fish on the pacific northwest. Capt. Jim's first love is fishing steelhead, fish some on washingtons most beautiful rivers in search of these elusive fish.

These unique AM or PM walk-and-wade trip focuses on Western Washington's beautiful alpine streams for wild Rainbow and Cutthroat Trout, with the occasional Brook or Brown trout depending on the system. While primarily a dry fly trip, I always carry some wet flies to match the cycles of the current hatch. The fish are often eager to eat, but good casts and covering water well still matter. Clients should be in decent shape and comfortable hiking and moving through uneven terrain in the mountains.