Northwest Fishing Reports

My wife is Russian and they love carp. They just fry it up in a wok and it is actually very tasty fish. The one drawback is that Carp have a ton of bones in them and in the end you spend more time picking bones than actually eating. Still very tasty fish, just hard to enjoy with all the bones.

schu7498 wrote:Sad that the skookumchuck now makes it to that list S. Jerry

The Skookumchuck is definitely in the top ten for Steelhead.

1. Queets 2.Snohomish 3. Humptulips 4. Wynoochee 5. Hoh 6. Kalama 7. Green (chum) 8. Toutle 9. Drano 10. Cowlitz (duh) Great list I love all of these spots. When I put together my top ten is was primarily based on estimated returns. I would defiantly have the Toutle and Hump on the list If I could ...

wait until the runs over before posting, then by the next year everyone will have forgotten your hole. That spot that I was fishing is at the mouth of Gorst creek. It's a kill run. The state and the tribes introduce Chinook to the this creek to feed the nets. It originally was never a Chinook beari...

In the end, I called my inner circle and let them know the kings were in. The next day the mob was there and not a single one of them were the people I had called. The sad part of the story is that there was a week and a half of great fishing in that spot and then the nets came out and killed the en...

Today I while sitting at my work bench and I decided to get out the fishing gear and give it a good going over. As I was polishing of my rods and oiling up the reels, I couldn't help but think about last year's Salmon season. A few years back, I had heard about this great Chinook fishing spot and it...

Ok! So here is my top ten salmon fishing rivers for Washington. Agree or disagree? Let me know what you think. I look forward to hearing your top ten. 1. The Columbia River - The Columbia has the highest Salmon return in the State with millions of fish coming up that beast every year. Hands down the...

Tucannon River Fishing Update: The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife has issued a rule change on the Tucannon river in regards to Steelhead retention. Under the new ruling anglers will not be allowed to release any fin clipped Steelhead. All hatchery Steelhead caught must be retained and a...