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Been behind on posts so to give an update on fishing.   Bottom fishing has been fair the rockfish have been biting pretty well. Lingcod has been temperamental with less than 1 fish per person lately.   Salmon has been hit and miss with

The Predator out of Westport Charters in Westport, Washington checked in with us today. Still some BIG slabs being caught like this 22.15lb Derby winning King! Call the office at 360-268-0900 and request the PREDATOR if you want to go! FISH ON!

The Tequila Too out of Deep Sea Charters in Westport, Washington checked in with us today. 16 fishing landed 10 Kings and 10 Silvers!

The Predator out of Westport Charters in Westport, Washington checked in with us today. Awesome King fishing today! 15 anglers limited the boat with beauties like these! 1 Coho also joined the party. Check my schedule for the remaining openings if you want to go and

Absolutely gorgeous day Bottomfishing for the 15 anglers on board. They caught their limits of jumbo Black Rockfish and their limits of Lingcod as well! If you want to come catch some delicious white fish, I still have some openings

14 fishing caught limits of jumbo Yellowtail rockfish and limits of Lingcod!

The Predator out of Westport Charters in Westport, Washington checked in with us today. Another Derby winner on the PREDATOR with this 20.45lb Dressed King! (24lb in the round) Tuesday King fishing was good, but the last couple days fishing had been slower. We know fish

OLYMPIA – The Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife confirmed today that sport halibut fishing will re-open along the north coast (Marine Areas 3 and 4) and in Puget Sound (Marine Areas 5 - 10) on Thursday, Aug. 19.  “Last

Action: Reduces the daily Chinook limit beginning July 24. Effective date: July 21 through September 15, 2021. Species affected: Salmon. Location: Neah Bay (Marine Area 4). Rules: Immediately through July 23: Daily limit 2. Chinook – min. size 24”. Coho - min. size 16”.

OLYMPIA – Scientists with the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) will fly a drone over the 1,500-acre Chinook River Estuary in Pacific County to gather data about habitat conditions. Drone flights will take place exclusively on public land

OLYMPIA – Members of the Washington and Oregon Fish and Wildlife commissions will hold a virtual meeting next week to discuss policy for the shared waters of the Columbia River. Four members of the Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission and three

The Tequila Too out of Deep Sea Charters in Westport, Washington checked in with us today. 16 on a combo caught limits of Yellowtail Rockfish and on the salmon side, 7 kings and 2 coho! Beautiful ocean!