It was a night to remember for the father son duos Mike and Grant, and Jeff and Corbin. The guys set out on their very first night walleye trip and what a way to break it in. The rods were bent, the action stayed steady, and fish kept hitting the deck. The highlight of the night? Putting Grant on his personal best walleye, which just so happened to be a Dirty 30. You couldn’t have scripted it better. We spent the night pulling Vertical Jigs and Lures’ new Havoc HD30s, and they absolutely delivered. When the program is dialed and the fish are active, it makes for a special evening on the Columbia. If you’re looking for the premier Tri-Cities walleye outfitter, you’re in the right place. Let’s get you on the water and chase giants.

Can’t leave Pro Guide Mike out of the Walleye fun this winter. Today Mike and crew hit the water out of Crow Bute looking for some eater walleyes for the guys. Today they hit the water with worm rods in hand, they were trolling work harnesses down river targeting 40 to 50 feet of water. With the bit on the slower side, they picked up the jigging rods and went to work filling up the boat. What a day to be out on the water. If you are looking for the premier Tri Cities walleye Outfitter look no further, we have you covered. Give us a call or text to get your next adventure scheduled.

My oh my, what a Columbia River walleye whooping for the crew fishing with Pro Guide Blake today. It was bent rods most of the day, steady action from start to finish, and fish hitting the deck in waves. Not only did they boat two full buckets, they had the opportunity to make it four. That’s the kind of day every angler hopes for nonstop action, quality fish, and smiles all around. If you’re looking for the fishing experience of a lifetime, look no further than the walleye fishing here in Kennewick, Washington and Irrigon, Oregon. The bite is hot, the fish are here, and the time is now.

It was another great day on the water for Pro Guide Steve, chasing down eater walleye for Bryan and his son Max. Today was extra special, for Max as it was his birthday, and there’s no better way to celebrate than with bent rods and fresh fish. The guys spent the morning reeling in walleye, stacking up the perfect catch for a birthday fish dinner. Plenty of action, big smiles, and memories that will last a lot longer than the candles on the cake. If you are looking for a great day on the water look know further then the premier outfitter in Tri Cities, Fishers Catch Outfitter's.

It turned into a solo night on the water after my clients had to cancel their night fishing trip. But when the walleye are calling your name, you don’t stay home. So, I launched out of the Tri-Cities and headed back to some old water to see if I could locate a few new fish. It didn’t take long before I was on them. A few quality walleyes hit the deck, and the scouting trip turned into a productive night. Even when it’s just me in the boat, the goal stays the same stay dialed in and keep finding fish. If you’re looking to fish with the premier walleye outfitter in the Tri-Cities area, now’s the time. Call today to get on the books and get your adventure scheduled.

Filming Night Walleye with Steve’s Outdoor Adventures We spent the evening on the water with the crew from Steve's Outdoor Adventures, filming an upcoming episode focused on chasing trophy walleye after dark. The cameras were rolling from the first pass to the final net job, capturing what night fishing on the Columbia is all about. It turned into an incredible night for the SOA crew. The bite was steady, the fish were quality, and the excitement on the boat kept building with every hook up. We landed some beautiful walleye and even saw a few new personal bests hit the deck always a special moment when someone tops their biggest fish. There’s just something different about night fishing. The quiet river, the anticipation on every pass, and then that sudden rod-bending strike under the lights. It all came together perfectly for filming, and we can’t wait for everyone to see how the episode turns out. [...]

The Boys Get It Done Tonight was a night for Courtland and the guys. It was meant to be a trip for Court’s dad chasing giants, but unfortunately he couldn’t make it. So Courtland rounded up the boys and we hit the water in search of some eater walleye to take home. And it did not disappoint. There were plenty of walleye hitting the deck, steady action, and lots of laughs along the way. The crew focused on keeping fish under 22 inches, so they couldn’t box them all but even with that, they headed home with plenty of fillets for some great meals. Sometimes it’s not about the giants. Sometimes it’s about good friends, bent rods, and full coolers. And tonight checked all the boxes.

Night three for Cory, Jason, and Coop proved to be another big success. We landed several nice walleye, and the highlight of the night was Jason boating a 30.5 inch giant, earning him his second Dirty 30 of the trip. These guys had an absolute blast here in Washington, landing over 70 walleye across the trip, with many of them stretching past the 25 inch mark. Jason alone landed two fish over 30 inches, making this a trip that will be remembered for a long time. And like every great fishing story, there was “the one that got away” because no legendary trip is complete without it. Big fish, big laughs, and memories made. That’s what it’s all about.

Day two on the water running night ops for Walleye, and Cory, Jason, and Coop had one heck of a night. The action was nonstop, with 34 fish landing out of 40 hook-ups and it wasn’t just numbers, but quality fish hitting the deck all night long. They came up just short of the Dirty 30 we were hunting for, but there was no shortage of excitement. Bent rods, solid hook ups, and an amazing night on the Columbia made this one a trip to remember. Sometimes the giant stays just out of reach, but nights like this are exactly why we love trophy season.