Washington steelhead fly fishing guide - Olympic Peninsula - Forks WA

Steelhead Fly Fishing Guides Olympic Peninsula Washington

Olympic Peninsula Fly Fishing

About the Olympic Peninsula:

Large numbers of steelhead return to the Olympic Peninsula every year, with many winter fish over twenty pounds. The Hoh, Sol Duc, Bogachiel, Calawah, and Queets rivers are where we direct most our efforts for these magnificent fish in the Winter. Swinging streamers with spey rods and nymphing with single hand rods are the techniques we use while targeting winter steelhead. We use the boat for transportation and we also nymph on the go between swinging runs to thoroughly cover the water that holds steelhead.

The breathtaking landscape of the Olympic Mountains and old growth timber which are home to large herds of elk and countless eagles, combined with the presence of trophy steelhead make for and unforgettable experience.

Trips Include – Drift boat or fly fishing raft, all flies, rods, reels, lunch, beverages, and other necessary fishing equipment.

Plus – You will receive Angler’s Obsession swag and we’ll send you pictures from your trip.

Washington State Sales Tax and fishing license are not included in prices

Washington Fly Fishing Testimonials

September 6, 2014

I just wanted to thank you again for your role in making my recent trip to Alaska fantastic. You are, obviously, an expert in your field. Despite less than ideal conditions you managed to get us into big fish consistently. Hooking those big rainbows is certainly a rush. I appreciate all the techniques you we able to show me including the basics of spey rod fishing. I hope our paths will cross again, if not in Alaska, than perhaps fishing for Steelhead in Washington.