Washington Salmon & Steelhead Fishing:

•  Olympic Peninsula
•  Kalama river  
•  Satsop river
•  Humptulips river
•  Cowlitz river
•  Wynoochee river
•  Hoh river

Contact J&J Fishing Guide Service for quality fishing trips on Snohomish River, Skagit River, Cowlitz River, Snake River, Skykomish river, Wynoochee River, Columbia River, Wind River & Drano Lake for Salmon, Kings salmon, Fall Chinook Salmon, Coho Salmon, Humpies & Humpy Salmon, Chum Salmon fishing, Steelhead fishing guides, Winter run Steelhead, Summer Run Steelhead.

Brett's Salmon & Steelhead Fishing Guide Service offers guiding fishing trips for Salmon, Steelhead, Trophy Steelhead, Pink Salmon, Humpies,
Chum Salmon and Dolly Varden on the Skagit river, Skykomish river, Snoqualmie river, Snohomish river, Stillaguamish river and the Cowlitz river. 

• Kalama River

• Wynoochee River

• Hoh river

• Kalama River

• Various Northwest Rivers Depending On Runs For That Particular Year

• Chehalis River

• Chehalis River Tributaries

•  Humptulips River

• Kalama River

• Wynoochee River

• Hoh River

• The prized native or wild Steelhead start entering the rivers in January and can weigh in excess of 20 pounds. On rivers that may be open to retention, catch and release is requested. The peak is generally mid February through mid March.

• Spring returning Chinook which are also known as Springers, are considered by many as the best eating Salmon and begin showing up in March. Fishing continues to improve through April and into May. These fish are generally smaller then the fall returning kings but fish into the mid and upper 20's are not uncommon.

• The fall Salmon fishery consists of both kings and silvers as well as chums. There are days when all 3 can be caught. Fall kings will average low to mid 20 pound range with some going well over 40 pounds. Silvers Salmon average 10-12 pounds, but 20+ pound fish are not uncommon.