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About
| Species | Chinook, Coho, Steelhead, Trout |
|---|---|
| Waters | Lower Columbia & SW WA |
| Trip Types | Drift boat |
| Price | $200–$300 per person Trips & Rates › |
Captains & Boat
Capacity: 3
Trips & Rates
Fishing trips
Half-day guided trip (up to 4 hr)
$200per personfrom
4 hrUp to 33/4-day guided trip (up to 6 hr)
$250per personfrom
6 hrUp to 3Full-day guided trip (up to 8 hr)
$300per personfrom
8 hrUp to 33/4 Day Guided Fishing Trip – Book — from
$250per person6 hr
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Sign inWhat's Included & What to Bring
Included. All rods, reels, tackle and bait; all experience levels welcome.
Bring. A camera.
FAQ
Which river should I fish?
The Kalama, Cowlitz, Lewis, Elochoman and Naselle, chosen by run timing and conditions.
How far in advance should I book?
Weeks to months ahead for spring Chinook and prime steelhead weeks.
Where do trips meet?
Meeting locations vary by river and conditions.
What should I wear?
Layers.
Is it kid-friendly?
Yes.

