The outstanding fishing continues down below for the PELAGIC 8-day group. A great time to be on the water!

10/22/26. What a phenomenal October salmon trip!! Today we caught our biggest fish of the year weighing in at a whopping 40lbs!!! We finished up the day catching 18 SALMON for 14 anglers!!! Unfortunately we didn’t get enough to run

10/24/26. Today we had a 2 boat charter with my buddy Capt. Matt on the New Rayann and both boats had fantastic day at the islands. We finished up with 18 LIMITS(180) of quality rockfish & 26 lingcod!!! We are

Textbook shallow water whitefish fishing, quick limits really quick and then slid out some deep water rockfish.  We caught some really nice quality rockfish, and some lingcod today.  Calm weather, got to see humpback whales and dolphins on the ride

The Lower Deschutes continues to offer good fall trout fishing, with flows holding relatively steady around 3,600 CFS. Riffles, broken current, and softer edges remain productive areas to focus, while cooler October weather is creating good opportunities throughout the day. Caddis

The lake has dropped again, but the county ramp is still open and very usable. Small boats use the center dock, while the taller boats use the right dock. Renee and I fished a few hours last week, with nine fish

  *Bridgeport Reservoir*   BFEF welcomes back Bill Yount from So Cal to the club. Today, he bagged this beautiful 4lb 8oz BFEF Tagged Trophy Trout while fishing at Bridgeport Reservoir. He got it verified at Ken's and collected both his bragging rights

Weather man was wrong once again Beautiful weather with bitting fish We caught 39 calico kept ( 110 released) 9 sandbass (15 released) 7 bonito    

A nice morning in pursuit of variety produced a good shot at more quality, 30-50# yellowfin and a handful of nice yellows from the bottom. Pinning high hopes on another chance at some wahoo the wily speedsters no showed today perhaps

Digs at Long Beach and Twin Harbors are postponed until further notice due to elevated marine toxin levels OLYMPIA – The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) confirmed today the first round of razor clam digging opportunities at Copalis and Mocrocksbeaches only from

Our local angler Theresa Richardson stopped in to share her catch of a nice striper from Rotary Park. This was a nice 10.6-pound striper measuring 32 1/2 inches. She was using anchovies while fishing from shore toward the downriver part