Trout
One Angler - $200, Two to Three Anglers - $300
Fishing our lakes can be fun! I keep these trips a bit shorter (3 hours is plenty) and low-cost so you can get out and enjoy it. These are a great entry into fishing if you are new to fishing or if you simply don’t have a boat and are perfect for if you are a family with kids. This is your gateway trip into a fishing addiction.
I fish trout by trolling with spoons or Powerbait on our lowland lakes from the opener to the end of May. These are such a fun trip for younger kids. The fishing is easy and the action is typically quite constant.
I like to use very lightweight rods with the drag set way down on the reels—makes you feel like you’re fighting something big.
What to Bring:
Snacks, drinks and/or coffee.
A jacket or hoodie.
A way to take pictures.
A small cooler to transport your catch. If you live a substantial distance away, also have ice.
WA freshwater or combo fishing license.
What is Provided:
High-end rods and reels.
All bait and tackle.
Fish cleaning.
FAQ and Expectations
Do my kids need fishing licenses?
If they are under 16, no! 16 and older must have either a freshwater or combo license.
Can I bring my own rod and gear?
Yes, but everything is provided.
How long are the trips?
3 hours, or until trout limits are reached. This is usually plenty of time.
What is the trout limit?
5 trout per person, per day.
Will you clean my fish?
Yes, basic cleaning is provided. Your trout will be bagged for transportation.
What lakes do you fish?
Lake McMurray, Clear Lake, Beaver Lake Lake 16, Lake Padden, Cain Lake