All Washington Fishing Reports
Columbia River Springer's by Kyle Hall (3/14/2007)
[Columbia River,WA] The Spring Chinook fishing on The Columbia River is getting underway.
[Columbia River,WA] The Spring Chinook fishing on The Columbia River is getting underway.
Skagit Fall Salmon by Wayne Ackerlund (10/27/2006)
[Skagit River,WA] Seeing alot of Chum salmon in the lower sections as well as a few Coho. The Lower Skagit has been producing a fair number of chum this last week, also finding a few big Coho as well. We also had a nice surprise last week and caught our first hatchery winter run steelhead of the season.
[Skagit River,WA] Seeing alot of Chum salmon in the lower sections as well as a few Coho. The Lower Skagit has been producing a fair number of chum this last week, also finding a few big Coho as well. We also had a nice surprise last week and caught our first hatchery winter run steelhead of the season.
Sol Duc River Fishing by Larry Scott (9/13/2006)
[Olympic Peninsula,WA] Sol Duc River River is way off the boat ramp at Maxfield. Gin clear and super low now! Best lures sizes are very small.
[Olympic Peninsula,WA] Sol Duc River River is way off the boat ramp at Maxfield. Gin clear and super low now! Best lures sizes are very small.
Skagit River Coho Fishing Report by Wayne Ackerlund (9/13/2006)
[Olympic Peninsula,WA] The upper Skagit is running at 3500 cfs with 6 to 8 feet of vis, the lower Skagit below the Sauk has 3 to 4 feet of vis. Coho fishing has been spotty so far, but a little rain should bring a good push of fish.
[Olympic Peninsula,WA] The upper Skagit is running at 3500 cfs with 6 to 8 feet of vis, the lower Skagit below the Sauk has 3 to 4 feet of vis. Coho fishing has been spotty so far, but a little rain should bring a good push of fish.
Cowlitz River Hot Bite Screeches to a Halt! by Scott Warter (7/27/2006)
[Tacoma,WA] On 7/21 the City of Tacoma WA Utilities increased water flows in the Cowlitz River from 3500 CFS to 5500 CFS which is unseasonably high, this created the algae to break loose and tumble down the River collecting on your line and bait making it almost impossible to get a good drift in. Fishing was excellent up to that point today the River is running at 5210 CFS and the Algae is still in the system.
[Tacoma,WA] On 7/21 the City of Tacoma WA Utilities increased water flows in the Cowlitz River from 3500 CFS to 5500 CFS which is unseasonably high, this created the algae to break loose and tumble down the River collecting on your line and bait making it almost impossible to get a good drift in. Fishing was excellent up to that point today the River is running at 5210 CFS and the Algae is still in the system.