Winter Run Steelhead Jan 15 - April 15

Salmon Mid Oct - Nov 15

The Olympic Peninsula
We fish out of the Forks area where there are five rivers in a fourteen mile radius: Sol Duc, Bogachiel, Hoh, Calawa, and Quillayute Rivers. Forks is located on the west coast of Washington State 55 miles south on Highway 101 from Port Angeles. From Aberdeen it is 100 miles north on Highway 101. From Seattle it is roughly a 3-1/2 hour drive to Forks and from Olympia it is approximately three hours. These five rivers cascade out of the Olympic Mountain Range through dense beautiful forests to the Pacific Ocean.

Steelhead Fishing on the Olympic Peninsula
The Hoh, Bogachiel, Sol Duc, Callawa, and Quillayute Rivers offer some of the best native steelhead fishing in the world. Many trophy fish over 20 pounds are landed every season. These fish have the genetic background and endurance for strong runs and fighting abilities that will leave you in awe. Many a fisherman have dreamed of catching this elusive fish.

Salmon Fishing on the Olympic Peninsula
The pristine rivers are home to wild Pacific Chinook Salmon (King Salmon) and Coho Salmon (Silver Salmon) in abundant numbers. The biggest of the salmon family is the Chinook. Their average weight is 20 - 25 pounds, however, fish in the 40 - 50 pound class are not uncommon. Coho's average 8 - 11 pounds and it is not uncommon to get them in the upper teens and lower twenties.