How to use this fishing calendar
Start with the month you can travel, then compare the species Fin Addict currently offers during that broad window. Captain Cody can match your dates and group to the strongest legal opportunity available when you are ready to book.
Species-specific trip guides
Southwest Washington salmon fishing guide — Plan a guided salmon fishing trip for Chinook, Coho, or Sockeye with Fin Addict Sportfishing across Southwest Washington and Lower Columbia fisheries.
Southwest Washington steelhead fishing guide — Ask about guided steelhead fishing trips with Fin Addict Sportfishing across Southwest Washington rivers including the Cowlitz River and Lower Columbia region.
Southwest Washington kokanee fishing guide — Book a guided kokanee fishing trip with Fin Addict Sportfishing, including family-friendly Lake Merwin trips in Southwest Washington.
Columbia River catch-and-release sturgeon fishing guide — Ask about catch-and-release sturgeon fishing trips with Fin Addict Sportfishing on Columbia River and Lower Columbia waters.
Seasonal crabbing trips in Southwest Washington — Ask about seasonal guided crabbing trips with Fin Addict Sportfishing in Southwest Washington and nearby ocean fisheries.
The seasonal windows on this website are planning references, not guarantees that a fishery is open. Before fishing, review the current WDFW fishing regulations and emergency rule changes. Captain Cody will also discuss the active opportunity when confirming a trip.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these guaranteed fishing seasons?
No. They are broad planning windows already used by Fin Addict. Current regulations, run timing, water conditions, and fish movement determine actual availability.
What species does Fin Addict guide?
Current offerings include Chinook Salmon, Coho Salmon, Sockeye Salmon, Steelhead, Kokanee, catch-and-release Sturgeon, and seasonal crabbing.
How do I find out what is fishing during my dates?
Call or text Captain Cody with your preferred dates and group size, or submit the trip-request form.
Where should I check current regulations?
Review the current Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife fishing regulations and emergency rule changes before the trip.