Brewster Pool Sockeye and King Salmon Fishing
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Waters West Guide Service provides guided fishing trips for Salmon and Steelhead in the upper Columbia River near Brewster Washington. We are located in the city of Brewster Washington for all of July every summer. This area of the Columbia River near Brewster is an amazing and very productive fishing area. The fishing pressure and boat numbers are noticeably less then the lower Columbia and we think the fishing is even better. We at Waters West Guide Service want you to enjoy your fishing trip, and always encourage participation from you. There are few experiences as exciting as setting the hook at the bite into a feisty Salmon or Steelhead. It is hard to explain the feeling when you lift as hard as you can on the pole and the fish pulls it right back down to the water. Come fish with us out of a very comfortable 25’ Brand New Wooldridge.
Salmon,
Summer Chinook/King, and Sockeye Salmon starts in July and ends in October. From the start of the season to the end salmon can be consistently caught. Kings will peel the line off the reel in hard and long runs. The Kings range in size from small jacks to over 40lb monsters, and the majority of the Kings weigh in the mid teens to mid twenties. We have also been able to fish for Sockeye the last couple of years. Sockeye season is not pre-set annually, but the season is opened based on numbers of returning fish. The Sockeye returns the last few years have been huge, and we have been fortunate with a large limit size. We have heard people say Sockeye are the best eating salmon, but we think it is hard to tell which one is better Chinook or Sockeye. We mainly troll for Salmon using bait and lures. We also will anchor up and fish bait if that is the most productive method at the time.
Summer Chinook/King, and Sockeye Salmon starts in July and ends in October. From the start of the season to the end salmon can be consistently caught. Kings will peel the line off the reel in hard and long runs. The Kings range in size from small jacks to over 40lb monsters, and the majority of the Kings weigh in the mid teens to mid twenties. We have also been able to fish for Sockeye the last couple of years. Sockeye season is not pre-set annually, but the season is opened based on numbers of returning fish. The Sockeye returns the last few years have been huge, and we have been fortunate with a large limit size. We have heard people say Sockeye are the best eating salmon, but we think it is hard to tell which one is better Chinook or Sockeye. We mainly troll for Salmon using bait and lures. We also will anchor up and fish bait if that is the most productive method at the time.
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