Rely on the experts at Olympic Anglers Guide Services for top-notch guided fishing. We offer year-round trips to give you the full fishing experience that the Olympic Peninsula has to offer. Winter run Steelheading starts just after Thanksgiving. We start winter steelhead trips when runs of hatchery steelhead have entered the Hoh and Quillayute river systems. With each rain more fresh hatchery fish enter the rivers through mid-January.

Spring Steelhead & Salmon The Northwest Olympic Peninsula carries the largest  strain of steelhead in North America, with fish exceeding 30 pounds. As the winter hatchery fish start to fade their wild, hard-fighting brethren enter the rivers. Large numbers of wild fish are in the river from the 15th of February through the 15th of April. Spring Chinook start showing in April and run into June. There is no finer eating fish than the spring Chinook or "Springers" as they are referred too by locals.

Scenic Summer Fishing Enjoy a summer favorite by vacationing in the Olympic National park, then treating your family to a scenic float trip on the Hoh river. Catch summer kings, steelhead, cutthroat trout, and dolly varden during your float trip.  Summer steelhead and feisty cutthroat trout are available from June to September. It is the summer king that brings people back, these ferocious fighters will try to empty your reel of line with screaming runs.

Fall Salmon
The first fall rains in mid-October bring in waves of Coho and Chinook. Coho can exceed 20 pounds, and kings can weigh more than 40. We receive an annual rainfall of more than 120 inches, Abundant rainfall keeps the fish coming with every storm. This is also a great time to fill the freezer, as well as the smoker with fine eating salmon .

 Contact us to plan a scenic trip on the Bogachiel, 
Solduc, Calawah, Hoh , Clearwater, or Queets river.