Seattle Fishing Adventures

Feeling really good with how our Tomic inventory is sitting right now, very few out of stock and more on the way! Added 3" and 5" Tubbies this year in every size too!

Tomic Plugs Salmon anglers all over the Pacific Coast consider the Tomic Plug to be the ultimate trolling lure for Chinook Salmon and other species. The Tomic Plug is the perfect lure for trolling with downriggers in saltwater areas and large lakes. Equipped with a welded eye ring for better trolling action and...

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Yakima Bait Mag Lip - Fatal Attraction Yakima Bait Company’s Mag Lip plugs are one of the best lures for Salmon and Steelhead river fishing. All lures track well even in heavy currents, have an enticing skip-beat action, dive really deep and come in the best colors. Highly recommended if you are fishing from a boat or looking to plunk ...

Super Fun Fishing Story In Seattle | A Spot Tail Salmon Guide Last Saturday, Wilson and his son Eli, 7, along with a brother-in-law and nephew, were salmon fishing off Jefferson Head with Keith Robbins, owner of A Spot Tail Salmon Guide.

We will be shifting gears in the coming weeks with some exciting news! Our page name will change to Seattle Outfitters... stay posted!

Fishing on the Humptulips River has been hot! Low water has not stopped the trophy Chinook & Coho! Looking forward to another great week!

Info & pictoral of our last day of fun fishing on Puget Sound.

Topic: Edmonds Coho Salmon Report 9/24 | Riptidefish While I was off playing in the wilds of Alaska, many of you have been enjoying some absolutely amazing saltwater Salmon fishing this summer. All the updates and reports that were relayed to me from friends suggested a pretty darned good season for Puget Sound Summer Chinook and great fishing for Coh...

Get ready for back country fly fishing near Seattle!

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Crisp winter morning on the Wynoochee River near Montesano, WA.

It's that time of year! Steelhead fishing is just getting started on Seattle area rivers...Fish on!

We had a fun day on the Skykomish River near Monroe, plugged the prime spots for Chum & Coho and targeted steelhead in between (thinking another week or so). Good to get a few fish before the floods!

Here's a dandy hooknose coho caught by Ryan on a hoochee jig!

There's no better way to preserve salmon. Here is last night's batch of chrome fall coho & kings smoked to perfection! Dry brine (brown and white sugar, garlic, onion, pepper, kosher salt) for a day, air-dried overnight, and in the Big Chief most of the day. I brushed on a cider/honey/brown sugar glaze as it was finishing up... MMMmmm!