Where to Go Fly Fishing in Washington in September 2025September 2025 Fly Fishing Report & Forecast September is well underway and the fly fishing opportunities are numerous. In the Western Washington area, the most notable is probably the return of loads of pink salmon to Puget Sound and its rivers. In addition, we have lots of silvers showing up, steelhead entering the Columbia system, loads of bass and warmwater opportunities, and September is a fantastic time to be on the Yakima, Methow, Naches, Green, Deschutes, and many other trout rive...
Fly Fishing for Skagit River Chum SalmonChum salmon enter the river and sport their spawning colors and fighting teeth after just a few days. A fairly fresh chum like this nice buck, are impressive both in appearance and in fighting spirit. Fly Fishing for Skagit River Chum Salmon THE RUNDDOWN From the town of Sedro-Woolley to Rockport, WA Chum salmon from the end of October through mid-December Watch regulations closely for which sections open on certain dates. Bank access is limited once the river levels come up in the fall, ...
Fly Fishing for Skagit River Silver SalmonThis nice coho took a fly called the Pay Dirt in the colors of black and blue. Swinging flies with two-handed rods is an effective way to catch silvers/coho, but many anglers prefer to add motion to the fly by stripping the line to make the fly jump and fall, or incorporating a fast strip retrieve at the end of the swing. Fly Fishing for Skagit River Silver Salmon THE RUNDDOWN From the town of Sedro-Woolley to Marblemount Mid-September through mid-November Watch regulations closely for whi...
Where to Go Fly Fishing in Washington in SeptemberSeptember 2024 Fly Fishing Report & Forecast There are lots of good things to look forward to this September as a Seattle and Western Washington fly fishing angler. This September will surely be exciting for anglers looking to target silvers in both the saltwater and rivers. Steelhead are showing a pretty good return over Bonneville Dam so far this year and that means potentially good fishing on the various Columbia tributaries (more below). Lakes will begin to cool down soon and that mea...
