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Cowlitz River Fishing Guide Trips

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Cowlitz river Steelhead and Salmon fishing trips  - The Cowlitz River is one of the most popular rivers in the Northwest. The Cowlitz river is often referred to as a "fish factory" the two hatcheries on the river provide us with excellent opportunities for Steelhead fishing and Salmon fishing throughout most of the year.

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Cowlitz River Winter Steelhead are targeted in the months of November, December, and January. From November through December we have the opportunity to fish for three-salt winter run Steelhead. These three-salt fish are those that remain in the Pacific for three years before they return to the Cowlitz River to lay their eggs.  These beautiful hatchery fish average in the mid teens and offer an excellent fight and are great eating.


Year after year, the Cowlitz is the top producer of summer run Steelhead in the State.  Summer run Steelhead are targeted between June and October and run from six to ten pounds on average.  The weather is warm and pleasant and the fishing has been exceptional for the past several years.

Cowlitz Salmon

We fish for three runs of Salmon on the Cowlitz; Spring Chinook or Kings, Silver or Coho Salmon and Fall Chinook.  During the spring we target the excellent Spingers to begin our season.

Fall Chinook and Silvers are available later in the Summer and Fall.

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

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