Lewis River Fishing Guides
Lewis River (Columbia river tributary) for Salmon fishing, Steelhead fishing and Bass fishing. Local Washington fishing guides catch more fish on the Lewis River.

Lewis River fishing guides. Local area fishing guides for the Lewis River fish up and down the Columbia River and both Oregon fishing guides and Washington fishing guides fish in the mouth of the Lewis river as well as the North fork of the Lewis River. The Lewis River flows into the Columbia River at the mouth of the Lewis and often Salmon, Steelhead, Sturgeon and bass are caught where the Lewis meets the Columbia River. Jet sled boats can fish further up the river and in the North Fork of the Lewis River and drift boats offer day trips drifting down the best hot spots. Trolling with spinners and bait wrapped kwik-fish are popular methods to catch Salmon and Steelhead here as well as trolling herring in the Spring for upriver brights and trolling brass or silver colored spinners in the Fall for King Salmon and Fall Chinook.
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  • Columbia River & Tributary Fishing Reports by David Perez of Hooked On Fishing Guide Service

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Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife
Info About The Lewis River

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: John Weinheimer, District 9 Fish Biologist, 360-696-6211
Fishing rule change -- Lower East Fork Lewis River closes to all fishing March 16

Action: Closes the lower section of the East Fork Lewis River to all fishing. The lower river will re-open for hatchery steelhead only, under selective gear rules, April 16.

Effective dates: March 16 -- all fishing closes on the lower section of the East Fork Lewis River. April 16 -- the lower section of the East Fork Lewis River open for hatchery steelhead fishing only, under selective gear rules, through May 31.

Location: Lower East Fork Lewis River (from the mouth upstream to the top boat ramp at Lewisville Park)

Reason for action: This rule change is an early implementation of regulatory action approved by the Fish and Wildlife Commission for the protection of wild winter steelhead in the East Fork Lewis River. This action is needed to protect wild fish until permanent rules become effective. The modification provides protection for wild steelhead smolts and spawners.

Other information: Wild steelhead release rules and selective gear rules are in effect. Anglers are permitted to harvest hatchery-origin (adipose or ventral-fin clipped and a healed scar in the location of the missing fin) steelhead only. Minimum size 20 inches; daily limit two fish. Selective Gear Rules are defined on page 15 of the WDFW 2002/03 Fishing Rules pamphlet.

Staff will continue to closely monitor wild fish escapements to determine the need for any future season changes. The river from the top boat ramp at Lewisville Park upstream is closed to all fishing March 16 through May 31.

 Fishers must have a current Washington fishing license. Check the WDFW 2002/2003 "Fishing in Washington" rules pamphlet or the Fishing section of the WDFW Web page at www.wa.gov/wdfw for details on fishing seasons and regulations. Fishing regulations are subject to change. Check the WDFW Fishing hotline for the latest rule information at 360-902-2500, press 2 for recreational rules. For the Shellfish Rule Change hotline call 1-866-880-5431.



The Lewis River is located in SW Washington. Salmon fishing guides and Steelhead fishing guides from Oregon and Washington fish the Lewis River from the mouth of the Lewis River to the East fork of the Lewis River and the North fork of the Lewis River. *Thanks to MS Streets & Trips for the above map. We used their original and added a few highlights.
Dielman's Guide Service

Dielman's Guide Service
Dielman's Northwest River Fishing Guides and Sightseeing Adventures. offers Salmon and Sturgeon fishing on the Columbia River all the way to the popular Buoy 10 fishery.

 Total Fisherman Guide Service

Join Total Fisherman Guide Service for great fishing on North West Oregon and Southwest Washington rivers and bays! World class fishing for Salmon, Steelhead and Sturgeon! Book now for a trip to remember!

Northwest Guides & Outfitters Northwest Guides & Outfitters offers fishing guide service for the Columbia River, Deschutes River, and the Oregon Coast for Salmon, Steelhead, Sturgeon and Walleye and rafting trips.

Be Careful What You Fish For Guide Service: Our favorite and most productive area is the Columbia River between Portland and Longview. Literally millions of salmon, steelhead and Sturgeon flood past this area every year. We fish out of a fully enclosed Thunder Jet river sled that accommodates 4 fisherman. I am Coast Guard Licensed and insured.

Dennis Pratt Guide Service Pratt's Guide Service fishes the Columbia and Willamette Rivers for Spring Salmon, Sturgeon (both oversize and "keeper"), Fall Chinook, and Coho Salmon. Fish are available most months of the year and are taken by trolling, back-trolling, and at anchor from a 20' jet sled that will accommodate four anglers.

Big Fish Guide Service Guide Josh Frederick guides on the Columbia, and most its tributaries. We angle for Sturgeon, Salmon, and Steelhead. Trips include, top of the line tackle, fresh bait, and we even provide your lunch.

Steve Smith Outdoors has guided anglers for Trout, Salmon, Sturgeon, Steelhead, Walleye, and Bass. Steve has guided in Oregon, Washington and Western Montana. You may know Steve from his weekly TV Fishing Show. The award winning " Northwest Sport Fishing Report " TV Show first appeared on Portland Cable TV in 1985.

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