Winter on the Olympic Peninsula is widely regarded as one of the best opportunities to fish for both hatchery and wild steelhead. Steady fish movement creates consistent chances throughout the season. Multiple fish over 20 pounds are encountered here every year, and there is always a realistic possibility of seeing a true 30 pound steelhead in our rivers.

Each day is planned around river conditions and rotating between systems to stay on active fish, and fishing from a drift boat or raft allows us to cover this water quietly and efficiently. These trips can be tailored toward hatchery steelhead that may be retained, or toward wild fish that are strictly catch and release. Whether your goal is to put fresh steelhead in your freezer, or to pursue one of the true giants that reside here, we look forward to spending the day out on the water with you.