Fly Fishing Guide Recommendations

[jackelope]

There are also pay to fish lakes with some large trophy fish.  Those are probably coming to an end for spring, but will start getting hot again in September.   Last time I checked they were about 200ish for the day.  Names have no doubt changed, but I think Sun mountain is doing Moccasin, not sure who has Isaacs, or the one in Eburg.  Im not sure if Reds has that one or even if its still an option.  Bridgestone I think is what it was called or something like that.

Blackstone Lake. It’s  around Thorp.

[boneaddict]

Theres a happy man

[curtdiesel]

I met Bo Lybeck at several CCA banquets.  A coworker of mine has fished with him a few times and has always had a good time/experience.

https://www.facebook.com/lybeckguide/
https://www.facebook.com/bo.lybeck

He knows the Klickitat very well and if you want to get a big chinook or Steelhead on a fly he is probably the best guy to teach you to do it.

Curt

[fishermanjoe]

Something a bit different for you guys. Check out All Waters Flyfishing. Justin guides on the Hood Canal for cutthroat. He is a very fishy dude and knows what is going on out there.

[Widgeondeke]

Red's has another package. Cast n Blast for $299
You can do all the fishin in one float the shoot or as my friend just did 2 weeks ago. They fished 3 hours, then shot clay pigeons and ate the lunch provided. After that they fish 3 more hours. Includes guns and ammo provided.

 

[Dbow]

I second the Stehekin I caught fish on everything from nymphs, to drys, atomic grasshoppers and they tore up a deer hair mouse. Good size fish and John Wilsey is an excellent guide.