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As always Casey was great and really made the trip enjoyable, it is nice to see someone that actually likes their job and brings a great attitude to work. His knowledge is really helpful and refreshing. Again just wanted to say thank you and let you guys know your doing a great job and would be highly recommended to friends, family and co-workers. All my grandson wants to do is go fishing with Papa and Captain Casey again. At my age, one of the most important things in my life is to have these treasured moments with my grandchildren, and this was one of those moments. Casey is an outstanding guide- this was the first time out fishing with a guide for me and he did an excellent job of putting us on the fish and giving us an excellent day on the river..... i will look forward to fishing with Casey in the future for steelhead, |
| Chehalis River Salmon From the Grays Harbor Daily World: ". . .the pre-season forecast estimates 29,706 prized Chinook salmon returning to the Harbor through the Chehalis and Humptulips river systems in the fall, which means it is likely there will be the first Grays Harbor Chinook season in the past five years. Coho numbers also are up significantly for both wild and hatchery fish. In Grays Harbor, the total for both is predicted to be 198,012 this year, compared to 133,054 in 2011. The wild coho forecast estimates 150,209 fish for 2012, compared to 89,097 last year." As a result of these great forecasts there are 3 fish limits all around and you can even keep native coho on many fisheries, this is going to be an action packed fall! Call or email to talk to us about opportunities for guided sportfishing for November and December on the Chehalis and it's tributaries! The Chehalis River is one of the best Rivers in Western Washington for Fall Salmon. We also fish this river upstream for steelhead and in the estuary for Sturgeon. The Chehalis, pronounced, sha-hay-lis, is made up of several tributaries. The Chehalis River begins at the confluence of the east and west forks of the Chehalis River. The first major stream to enter the Chehalis is the Newaukum River near Chehalis Washington. The next river is the Skookumchuck River near Centralia Washington. Then the Chehalis is met by the black river flowing out of the Capital Forest. Finally the Chehalis makes it's way to Grays Harbor County where the Satsop River, Wynoochee River and Wishkah River flow into the Chehalis and become the Grays Harbor Estuary. The Chehalis River is accessible by both Drift Boat or Jet Sled. This makes a great opportunity to bring extra friends and family fishing. The Chehalis River is also very close to the Pacific Ocean beaches. We recommend booking a Fall Salmon Trip to coincide with clam digging tides. Commonly used boat ramps on the Chehalis include the Mary's River Launch, Keyes Rd Launch, Porter Launch and Cosmopolis. Send us an email or call today to book your Chehalis Salmon Fishing Adventure! 253-389-0359 jessica@fishwaterswest.com |
| Chehalis River Directions: From I-5 take exit #104, head west towards Ocean Shores, go 36 miles to Montesano/Raymond Exit. You'll Meet your Guide at the Chevron Station Directly in Front of the exit. Looking for more things to do in the Chehalis River Area? Feel free to shoot us an Email and we'll be happy to offer you information on hiking and sightseeing in the area as well as fishing reports. USGS Chehalis River Stream Flows Click here for tribal netting schedule |
