HOW TO CATCH COLUMBIA RIVER WALLEYE: CRAWLER HARNESS 101 Crawler Harnesses: Walleye Magnets Want to know how to catch Columbia River walleye, learn our easy Crawler Harness techniques and put more fish in the boat. If I had to choose just one bait and one bait only, there is no...
10 guide tips to Catching Trophy Columbia River Walleye Want to catch trophy walleye in the spring, our guides have some Columbia River walleye secrets. As duck and goose hunting comes to a closure, the race to the Columbia begins. The targeted species is the Columbia river walleye and that can mean some tricky business. As snow...
Bobber Doggin for Steelhead Bobber Doggin! What is that? Some think it might be a fancy name for the popular phrase "float fishing". We know what it is and the effectiveness of the technique. Bobber doggin is for real, and becoming more and more popular throughout the Pacific Northwest. Follow along and we'll guide you to some...
How to Clearwater River Drift Fishing Winter Steelhead fishing on the Clearwater River is our favorite time of the year. The Clearwater “B-Run” fish are some of the toughest steelhead in the Pacific northwest. Mostly known for their larger stature, the Clearwater fish are resilient and hearty. Drift fishing is our most effective method to our anglers and...
We have some great Columbia River walleye fishing tips from Stotts Fishing Adventures. Walleye fishing hooked me back in the mid 70’s and the bug bit hard! When I first started chasing Columbia river walleye it was rare to see boat trailers in the same parking. Fast forward 30 years, it’s not uncommon to see 50...
Hellar Bar-Snake River Steelhead fishing has been decent around the Hellar Bar area of the Snake River-Hells Canyon. The Snake River fishing typically has a smaller strain of steelhead than our Clearwater cousin. More important, is there are lots of fish. Lately our fishing guides have seen some 35-36 inch fish. Most of our boats are averaging 6-10...