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  • 5.0
    /5
    (Shared Charter Salmon Trip)

    Bucket list charter

    Clean and well operated boat with a knowledgeable fisherman as the captain. Bucket list to land a nice salmon and although we were well past the peak season, captain Thao consistently found and put us on fish the entire day. I ended up with a really nice chum salmon while experiencing incredible scenery and wildlife.
    Jeffrey B.
    Jeffrey B.
    Reviewed on Oct 17, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Full Day Salmon trip)

    Tried hard

    Don is great we would definitely book again with him. He tried hard to hwt us on the fish on a day that no one was catching. we got 1 coho and had to put back 2 chinook. you could see the fish all ovwr the place they were just not biting.
    Holly K.
    Holly K.
    Reviewed on Oct 14, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Salmon Fishing-Half Day)

    Amazing fishing trip with an amazing guide.

    We had a great time on this salmon fishing trip. The weather was perfect and the leaves were in full color. The fishing was everything we hoped for. I usually fish for salmon in Alaska but wanted to try it closer to home. It did not disappoint at all. Casey was a great guide for us. He was patient while we learned a new technique and made sure to put us on fish. I would recommend him to anyone and this will now be an annual trip for us.
    Eddie K.
    Eddie K.
    Reviewed on Oct 13, 2026
  • 4.0
    /5
    (Sunset Evening Trip (Salmon,Bottom})

    October fishing trip

    luc was a great guide and while the fish weren’t biting we caught a lot of crabs. It was a great afternoon. Thanks!
    Margaret S.
    Margaret S.
    Reviewed on Oct 12, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Salmon Fishing-Half Day)

    Highly recommend this charter.

    Half day salmon trip on the river was really fun and it was very cool to learn some new fishing skills for catching salmon. Casey was truly excellent in every way.
    Lisa H.
    Lisa H.
    Reviewed on Oct 12, 2026
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About Salmon fishing

Size
3 to 30lbs
Food Value
Excellent
Game Quality
Good

Salmon are iconic game fish known for power, speed, and blazing runs. Salmon fishing draws anglers who want a fierce fight and rewarding challenge. Popular targets include Chinook (King), Coho, Sockeye, Pink, and Atlantic Salmon.

You can catch Salmon by river fishing, estuary fishing, or nearshore trolling. Drift fishing means letting your bait move naturally with the current. Bobber fishing uses a float to keep your bait at the right depth. Trolling covers water with lures or bait behind a moving boat. Fly fishing and spinning also work well with spinners, spoons, plugs, and flies.

Expect early starts, changing weather, and fast action when a Salmon takes off. Beginners and families can learn quickly, while experts fine-tune every detail. Dress in layers, bring rain gear, and wear non-slip boots or waders where allowed. Polarized sunglasses help you see fish and protect your eyes. Check with your guide or captain about provided tackle and what to bring.

Before any Salmon fishing trip, review local rules. Always check your fishing license and any needed permits or tags. Confirm season dates, open areas, and harvest regulations for your target species. Some waters require barbless hooks or catch-and-release. Rules change often, so verify them close to your trip.

Salmon are iconic game fish known for power, speed, and blazing runs. Salmon fishing draws anglers who want a fierce fight and rewarding challenge. Popular targets include Chinook (King), Coho, Sockeye, Pink, and Atlantic Salmon.

You can catch Salmon by river fishing, estuary fishing, or nearshore trolling. Drift fishing means letting your bait move naturally with the current. Bobber fishing uses a float to keep your bait at the right depth. Trolling covers water with lures or bait behind a moving boat. Fly fishing and spinning also work well with spinners, spoons, plugs, and flies.

Expect early starts, changing weather, and fast action when a Salmon takes off. Beginners and families can learn quickly, while experts fine-tune every detail. Dress in layers, bring rain gear, and wear non-slip boots or waders where allowed. Polarized sunglasses help you see fish and protect your eyes. Check with your guide or captain about provided tackle and what to bring.

Before any Salmon fishing trip, review local rules. Always check your fishing license and any needed permits or tags. Confirm season dates, open areas, and harvest regulations for your target species. Some waters require barbless hooks or catch-and-release. Rules change often, so verify them close to your trip.