Seattle Washington Fishing Blog
The rivers of the Pacific Coast region host great fishing for Steelhead. This page showcases great How To articles, blog posts, fishing reports, fishing seasons, tips and techniques on catching Steelhead in the rivers of Washington, Oregon, Alaska, British Columbia and California. We focus on fishing in the rivers of Puget Sound like the Skykomish River, Snoqualmie River, Skagit River. Washington’s Olympic Peninsula is a world class locale for catching trophy Steelhead in river like the Sol Duc River, Hoh River, Bogachiel River, Queets River, Humptulips River, Wynoochee River and others.
Winter Steelhead Fishing with Bobber and Jigs What is bobber fishing for Winter Steelhead? Great question, thanks for asking! This technique uses an enticing presentation, such as a jig, bead, yarn or some form of bait and is rigged below a float/bobber. This is one of the best Winter Steelhead fishing techniques. It is beloved by experienced and …
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Curing Salmon Eggs For River Fishing If you want to fish our rivers, you need to get your egg curing program dialed in! Cured salmon eggs are effective baits used to catch Salmon, Steelhead and Trout. You might be heaving a fist sized ball of eggs for Chinook Salmon in the tidewater, stalking Trout in the high mountains with a single egg on an …
The Skykomish River is Seattle's favorite Salmon and Steelhead River. The Skykomish River is one of Washington's most famous Salmon and Steelhead fishing rivers. Summer Steelhead, Dolly Varden, Pink Salmon, Coho Salmon, Chum Salmon, Chinook Salmon and Trout inhabit the river. If you are yearning to learn more about exploring the Skykomish River, …
Summer wouldn't be the same without river fishing for Steelhead! Summer Steelhead are one of the most prized catches that swim in our Pacific Northwest rivers. If you are a fisher who just recently moved to the Pacific Northwest, or are simply interested in trying out a new fishery, then you are exactly the person I wrote this for. I hope you …
First Summer Steelhead fishing trip on the Skykomish River this year! I always tell myself, “you have to invest more time fishing for Summer Runs,” and usually, I don’t listen to myself enough. Summer is a hectic time of year for most people that live around here, myself included. We spend months indoors, pining, waiting for warm weather, waiting …
