Olympic Peninsula Fly Fishing Trips

Here in Forks, we have a variety of Washington's best rivers all within a 30-minute drive from one another. Such as the Sol Duc river, Calawah river, Bogachiel river, Quileute river, Hoh river, Clearwater river, Queets river, Quinault river, and Lake Crescent located inside the Olympic National Park. 

We guide anglers here on the Olympic Peninsula 12 months a year for Steelhead, Salmon, and Trout. The fishing methods we choose to use here ultimately depends on what YOU prefer. We swing flies with two-handed Spey rods for Wild Steelhead and Chinook Salmon. Strip streamers with single-handed fly rods for coho salmon and hungry Coastal Cutthroat Trout, and throw dry flies and nymphs depending on the season. Maybe you're someone who's never really fly fished and you're more into floats/ spinners, or back bouncing roe for big hatchery chinook during spring and summer? We can accommodate you too. We float these rivers in drift boats/rafts to access beautiful pristine water that can not be accessed by foot, floating stretches of river anywhere from 4 miles to 14 miles in a day. 

We recommend 1 to 2 guests per trip, or 3 guests being the maximum for 1 boat. If you have a group of 4 or more please give us a heads-up so we can arrange for another guide and a second or third boat for your party. All rods, and fishing gear can be provided.