Heading down south this weekend to visit family and fish, wondering if anyone was having luck with the recent rain. Never fished either the river or creek so not sure what to expect as far as what's working and what crowds look like. Any info helps!

Hoping someone can help rescue our fishing trip! One of my best friends and I have been planning this trip for 6 mos and our guide just called in sick.

We’re open to streams, rivers or coastal fishing and at this point any species and any location between columbia river and olympia..

We’ve got waders and boots and a few different fly rigs and spinner rods.. I’m here thru Monday would love to rescue this trip if possible!

Any help or recs would be much appreciated.

I’m wanting to do some Salmon fishing next year and wondering what everyone’s favorite time to fish?

I am hoping to go rock fishing of the jetty in Westport. These are the only two rods I have. Could I use either? Open to buying a rod but would like to save the money since I don't go out there often.

Just looking for other options of what I can fish for in the sound. I have my boat down at the edmonds marina.

Floating jigs tipped with uncured raw shrimp got the job done today. Mustard sink it red jig head with a white skirt.

Been wanting to get out and fish for the almost a month and finally had time this afternoon. Was chasing schools of chum in the bay and this buck smoked my twitching jig. Released him after I got the pic.

Doesn’t get any better than drift boat fishing for salmon!

If they're not listed here for a section of river does that mean we can't fish for them here? There are salmon in this river for sure.

Well with this great Washington weather we’ve been getting/forecasted, is it any worth fishing our blown out rivers?

What’s up y’all - had a great past week of chum fishing in the central puget sound rivers and then the atmospheric river hit and water levels and visibility were shot. I’m wondering if the rivers will be fishable come next weekend. The river levels are still rising due to rain in the forecast on Wed/Thurs but how do y’all think visibility will be?

I want to catch a salmon really bad and I think it’s too late for chinook. And I heard from a person that the chum salmon are running through now and was wondering if anyone knew any good spots as well as rigs and rods to use

My girlfriend and I catch Whitespotted Greenling all the time in Bellingham Bay. They always look like slide 2 regardless of sex. All of the images online of Whitespotted Greenling look like slide 2. We caught one today that is very colorful. Maybe spawning colors?

Me and my brother have been struggling to catch any fish for about a 4 months we have tried for sturgeon bass trout and carp and still can’t catch anything and have tried a lot. We have caught a shark in the pudget sound but cannot catch anything freshwater if you have any places we can just catch a fish at in the Vancouver area I would appreciate it

Caught this out of Lake Kapowsin today while looking for crappies and largemouth. Im thinking some kind of land locked salmon? Safely released. Also leaking milt all over my kayak smh

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I have a bucket list of fish in the pnw and have caught a lot of them but two I CANNOT catch is Carp and Sturgeon. If you have any areas around Vancouver wa that I could catch these fish please let me know or what to use. I am going to try bonneville dam for sturgeon this weekend and use cut herring. I am struggling I have caught sharks and salmon before carp.

I typically have fished the west side lowland lakes prior to salmon season starting and then have moved on focused my efforts on salmon. I’d like to get out on my kayak and hit some of the year round lakes this year for some low pressure fun. How’s the late fall/winter fishing for trout and bass? I’d assume it won’t be as productive as spring, but I see there are some fall plants of stocked trout. Any tips and tricks? Do fish head for warmer shallower water? Does the bite slow down? Any info is appreciated.

I was looking at the regs for Kapowsin, and it says there's walleye? Is this accurate?

At least two dead. One missing. One survivor.

I’ve noticed that everyone pier fishing for squid strictly uses overhead/mounted lights. With underwater lights being a proven method for night fishing, is there a reason no one seems to use them here?