Westport, WA
Washington · Saltwater
Ocean salmon, albacore, rockfish and surfperch off Grays Harbor and the Olympic coast.
Today's plan for Westport, WA
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Main targets
Rockfish (Sebastes spp.)
Sebastes spp.
Dozens of species share one habit: structure. Rockfish are the reliable backbone of BC bottom fishing and perfect for new boat anglers.
Smallmouth Bass
Micropterus dolomieu
Pound for pound the hardest-fighting freshwater fish in the Northwest. Smallmouth live on rock and eat crawfish imitations year-round.
Steelhead
Oncorhynchus mykiss
The sea-run form of rainbow trout and one of the most prized river fish in North America. Steelhead hold in fast, broken water, take a wide range of drifted and swung offerings, and fight with long runs and jumps.
Redtail Surfperch
Amphistichus rhodoterus
The largest and most popular surfperch on the Pacific coast, caught by wading sandy beaches and casting small baits into the troughs. Redtails school just behind the breakers and bite sand crabs and shrimp readily.
Commonly caught here
Where the fish hold
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Tides & weather
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