Washington steelhead fishing and Snake River steelhead fishing

Imagine the wide-eyed of thrill of a thick bend in your fishing rod and line singing off of your reel, all the while knowing a trophy steelhead is attached to other end. This is the adventure every serious steelhead fisherman longs for, and our Snake River steelhead fishing trips make this scenario come true for anglers from all over the world.

Washington steelhead fishing is recognized as some of the finest in the entire nation, and our experienced guides know how to put you on the fish. Our Snake River steelhead fishing excursions will bring you face to face with bright, hard-fighting steelhead painted with brilliant hues.

On our Snake River steelhead fishing trips we side drift using salmon eggs, utilizing both spin fishing and bait-casting rigs. Steelhead from 6-12 pounds are common, and often the action is fast and furious. Washington steelhead fishing on the Snake River at the start of Hell’s Canyon on the Idaho-Washington border is as incredible as it is spectacular. Wildlife abounds in this region and it is not uncommon to see wild animals watching from the bank while pulling in another big steelhead.

Our 26-foot jet boats are perfect for Snake River steelhead fishing and provide comfort for our customers. We can also arrange for housing on your Washington steelhead fishing trip if you wish to spend some real time out on the water. Snake River steelhead fishing trips are renowned for the lack of crowds and mild weather in the region. Combine this with the plentiful fish and you may never want to leave.

Snake River steelhead fishing heats up in October, which is undoubtedly the best time to fish, and the action stays solid until mid-December. Visiting anglers often catch a multitude of fish, making the Snake River one of the finest places for Washington steelhead fishing.

We also offer trips fishing on the Clearwater River in Idaho, known for its steelhead and spring king salmon fishery. We pride ourselves on providing our clients with the knowledge and gear to make their Washington steelhead fishing trip a success.