Washington Fishing Guide
by Staff Writer
If you want to experience the absolute best in steelhead fishing, spend the day with Bent Rods Fishing on the Cowlitz River. This river is the number one producer of steelhead in Washington during the summer and winter months. If you are looking for the ultimate outdoor adventure, the Cowlitz River provides breathtaking natural scenery and plentiful wildlife.
Winter fishing on the Cowlitz is an incredible experience that can’t be missed. Three-salt steelhead return to freshwater during late November through mid December. These fish can range anywhere from 12 to 17 pounds. Two-salt steelhead make their return from mid-December through mid-January. These fish range from eight to 10 pounds. Best of all, two-salt steelhead make for great eating.
Catching a steelhead is a truly unique experience. These fish will test you with their jumping agility, and they can also test your equipment. They are truly a pleasure to watch and their strength will astound you. Under the expert guidance of Jordan Smith, you can learn the proper techniques to bring in the big boys. When you’re in the capable hands of Bent Rods Fishing, there’s a good chance you’ll reel in a trophy fish. To sign up, please call us at 360-910-2104.
Through his years of experience, Jordan knows of several great fishing spots. One of them is out of Beacon Rock State Park in Washington State. From Seattle, the boat launch is before the State Park. You will need to turn south on Moorage Road. The launch is one mile past the Skamania General Store.
From Portland, the boat launch is just past Beacon Rock State Park. To get there from Portland, take I-84 east along the Columbia River on the way to Cascade Locks. Once you reach Cascade Locks, cross the Columbia River into Washington. The crossing is called the Bridge of the Gods toll bridge. Turn left onto Highway, and follow it west for seven miles until reaching the State Park.
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