Fish Count:

  • WILLAMETTE FALLS 10/15/2024
    on October 17, 2024 at 1:56 pm

    Chinook Adult 2; Steelhead 5; Unclipped Steelhead 1; Coho Adult 287; Coho Jack 42

  • THE DALLES DAM 10/16/2024
    on October 17, 2024 at 1:56 pm

    Chinook Adult 362; Chinook Jack 83; Steelhead 330; Unclipped Steelhead 115; Coho Adult 260; Coho Jack 27

  • BONNEVILLE DAM 10/16/2024
    on October 17, 2024 at 1:56 pm

    Chinook Adult 751; Chinook Jack 276; Steelhead 82; Unclipped Steelhead 26; Coho Adult 712; Coho Jack 134

  • MCNARY DAM 10/16/2024
    on October 17, 2024 at 1:56 pm

    Chinook Adult 480; Chinook Jack 196; Steelhead 724; Unclipped Steelhead 249; Coho Adult 324; Coho Jack 15

  • JOHN DAY DAM 10/16/2024
    on October 17, 2024 at 1:56 pm

    Chinook Adult 458; Chinook Jack 204; Steelhead 891; Unclipped Steelhead 321; Coho Adult 412; Coho Jack 65

  • LOWER MONUMENTAL DAM 10/16/2024
    on October 17, 2024 at 1:56 pm

    Chinook Adult 37; Chinook Jack 28; Steelhead 741; Unclipped Steelhead 242; Coho Adult 173; Coho Jack 6

  • ICE HARBOR DAM 10/16/2024
    on October 17, 2024 at 1:56 pm

    Chinook Adult 63; Chinook Jack 39; Steelhead 826; Unclipped Steelhead 221; Coho Adult 130; Coho Jack 1

  • LOWER GRANITE DAM 10/16/2024
    on October 17, 2024 at 1:56 pm

    Chinook Adult 99; Chinook Jack 29; Steelhead 1156; Unclipped Steelhead 347; Coho Adult 185; Coho Jack 11

  • LITTLE GOOSE DAM 10/16/2024
    on October 17, 2024 at 1:56 pm

    Chinook Adult 34; Chinook Jack 8; Steelhead 936; Unclipped Steelhead 262; Coho Adult 166; Coho Jack 4

  • PRIEST RAPIDS DAM 10/14/2024
    on October 17, 2024 at 1:56 pm

    Chinook Adult 323; Chinook Jack 17; Steelhead 9; Unclipped Steelhead 7; Sockeye 1; Lamprey 2; Coho Adult 210; Coho Jack 14

  • WANAPUM DAM 10/14/2024
    on October 17, 2024 at 1:56 pm

    Chinook Adult 105; Chinook Jack 10; Steelhead 7; Unclipped Steelhead 4; Sockeye 1; Lamprey 2; Coho Adult 143; Coho Jack 3

  • ROCK ISLAND DAM 10/14/2024
    on October 17, 2024 at 1:56 pm

    Chinook Adult 78; Steelhead 8; Unclipped Steelhead 2; Sockeye 1; Lamprey 1; Coho Adult 162; Coho Jack 5

  • ROCKY REACH DAM 10/14/2024
    on October 17, 2024 at 1:56 pm

    Chinook Adult 61; Chinook Jack 5; Steelhead 28; Unclipped Steelhead 5; Sockeye 1; Lamprey 3; Coho Adult 131; Coho Jack 7

  • WELLS DAM 10/14/2024
    on October 17, 2024 at 1:56 pm

    Chinook Adult 37; Chinook Jack 5; Steelhead 32; Unclipped Steelhead 13; Lamprey 1; Coho Adult 97; Coho Jack 3


Washington State is a fishing enthusiast’s dream come true. With a diverse range of fishing spots available throughout the state, anglers can find their perfect fishing experience no matter their skill level or preferred fishing style.

From freshwater lakes to saltwater bays, Washington State offers a vast array of fishing opportunities. One of the most popular spots for freshwater fishing is Lake Roosevelt, which stretches over 130 miles and is home to numerous species of fish including trout, bass, and walleye. The state’s saltwater fishing opportunities are equally impressive, with the Puget Sound providing anglers with the chance to catch salmon, halibut, and lingcod.

Another unique aspect of Washington State’s fishing scene is its emphasis on conservation. Many of the state’s fishing regulations and guidelines are designed to promote sustainable fishing practices and protect fish populations for future generations. This includes catch-and-release regulations, size and bag limits, and the use of barbless hooks.

One of the most exciting fishing experiences in Washington State is the opportunity to catch steelhead. Steelhead are a type of sea-run trout that can be found in the state’s rivers and streams. These fish are prized for their fight and size, and many anglers consider catching a steelhead to be the ultimate fishing achievement. Some of the best steelhead fishing spots in Washington State include the Skagit River, the Olympic Peninsula, and the Klickitat River.

Washington State also offers a variety of selective fishing experiences, including fly-fishing and catch-and-release fishing. Fly-fishing is particularly popular in the state, with numerous rivers and streams offering ideal conditions for this fishing style. The Yakima River is one of the best spots for fly-fishing in Washington, with its clear water and diverse range of fish species.

For those who prefer a more relaxed fishing experience, Washington State has plenty of options as well. Numerous parks and lakes throughout the state offer opportunities for shore fishing, with many locations accessible by car or foot. These locations often offer amenities such as picnic areas, restrooms, and playgrounds, making them ideal for a family fishing trip.

In conclusion, Washington State is a fisherman’s paradise. With its diverse range of fishing opportunities, emphasis on conservation, and unique fishing experiences, it’s no wonder that anglers from around the world flock to this state. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a beginner, there’s something for everyone in Washington’s fishing scene.