Northwest Fishing Reports

Thank you!! I am looking forward to a new river in my near future!!

Hey all, I live in vancouver and have been gradually working my way north and getting to know the rivers and where I can fish without a boat and so far I have found alot of good areas on the southern rivers but I have heard some good things about the skook and it looks like a fun place to fish so I ...

Thank you muskyhunter I hope you had a good day out there... I was travelling for work and could not get out at all.

So maybe a low flow north Lewis or kalama should be ok with my Colorado but you would say too hairy for even up by blue creek?what size would you recommend for the Cow?

If someone wants to let me know when they are going and has an extra spot in the boat I would love to try out my new St. Croix Musky Mojo on a nice Mayfield Tiger. Used to catch them while bass fishing on hauser in Idaho... they would tear up my 6 inch senkos and my ultralight gear. Just hit me up a...

Mike, I watched your videos, that is what got me thinking but your pontoons looked alot bigger than mine so I wasn't sure... In terms of knowing what I am doing... well I would love to say I do but not on big rivers, the spokane river is alittle bigger than the east fork of the lewis and that is the...

Hello, I moved to Vancouver a year ago and have been testing the local rivers from the bank (Lewis N and E fork, Kalama, Washugal) and have heard of a lot of people using one man pontoon boats on rivers like these as well as the Cowlitz. I grew up fishing the Cow from a 22 ft sled and have never con...

I use a St. Croix Mojo drop shot spinning rod with a Shimano Spirex rear drag 2500 series reel, I love the rod and the reel combo and it actually landed me a 10 pound coho last year on the Lewis River and I have just purchased a St. Croix Musky Mojo for springers and steelies. You can get the rod at...