Wind, Waves, and Walleye with Premier Roofing We kicked off the morning on the water with the crew from Premier Roofing. It started off calm and beautiful—perfect conditions for a solid day of fishing. But as any river rat knows, that can change fast—and today it did. The weather turned on us quick, and things got pretty western out there. Despite the rough water, we made the most of it and squeezed in a strong three hours of fishing before the wind finally blew us off the river. Even with the shortened day, the crew put fish in the boat and made it count. Tough conditions, good attitudes, and a few solid hookups made it one to remember.

Another Banner Day—and a Dirty 30 for Brad! Well, wouldn’t you know it—another awesome day of walleye fishing for the crew that joined us today out of the Tri-Cities. The bite was steady, the laughs were plenty, and the fish just kept coming. Not only did we put a full boat of eater-size walleye in the cooler, but we also had a milestone moment—Brad joined the Dirty 30 Club with a stud of a walleye pushing past the 30-inch mark. Big fish, big smiles, and a day none of us will forget. It’s days like this that remind us why we love being on the water. Congrats again to Brad—and thanks to the whole crew for making it one to remember!

Chasing the Transition: Walleye Still Hitting in the Tri-Cities What an amazing day on the water out of the Tri-Cities! With the weather shifting and fall setting in, the walleye are on the move—and we’re moving right along with them. Today, we landed on a solid group of fish, and the crew put in work. It didn’t take long before rods were bending and the cooler was filling up. By the end of the trip, we had a full boat limit of walleye and a boatload of smiles. Fishing this time of year means adapting to the changes, and today proved that staying mobile and reading the fish pays off. Great fishing, great company, and another day to remember on the Columbia.

Walleye Beatdown with Dave and Family It was lights out on the walleye grounds today as Dave and his family hopped aboard for a day packed with action. The crew started off working jigs early, and once the bite shifted, we moved to bottom bouncers in the afternoon—and the fish kept coming. Everyone was getting in on the action, with rods bending and smiles all around. By the end of the trip, the boat was just shy of a full limit, and the crew had a cooler loaded with quality fish. It’s always a blast when the fish want to play, and today, they were more than ready. Just another solid day on the water, great people, steady bite, and walleye that wouldn’t quit.

It was back to chasing chrome for Captain Blake and crew as they made the early morning run from the Tri-Cities down to Lyle, Washington. The mission? Coho—and lots of them. After the drive, it didn’t take long to find the fish. The Klickitat mouth was holding, and the coho were stacked and snapping. Blake had the crew in the zone and lines tight in no time. Whether casting spinners or running bait, the action stayed hot through the morning. Long drive, big payoff—just another day of getting it done on the river with Captain Blake.

When the walleye are biting, you send in a closer—and today, that was none other than the legend himself, Miles. Out on the Columbia near the Tri-Cities, he and his crew went to work, and the fish never stood a chance. From the first drift, it was clear the bite was on. Miles had the crew dialed in, and the results showed—steady action, solid fish, and full limits by the end of the run. Whether it was jigging or pulling bottom bouncers, the walleye were feeding, and Miles knew exactly where to find them. Just another day on the water with one of the best doing what he does best: putting fish in the boat and smiles on faces.

The walleye bite continues to deliver, and today was no exception. Tony was back at it, running trips out of the Tri-Cities, and his crew put on a clinic. From the first drop, the action was steady. Rods were bending, nets were flying, and the smiles kept coming. It wasn’t just about the numbers—though limits were filled—it was the kind of day where everything clicks. Clean hookups, quality fish, and a crew that stayed dialed in. Whether they were vertical jigging or pulling spinner rigs, the fish were there and they were hungry. By the time the boat hit the dock, the fish were stacked and the crew was all smiles. Just another reminder: if you're looking to put walleye in the box and make some memories along the way, Tony’s your guy—and now’s the time.

It was another lights-out day on the walleye grounds out of the Tri-Cities. The action was fast, the bites were steady, and the coolers filled up quick. From first light to wrap-up, it was nonstop fish-on for clients chasing eaters and trophies alike. When the bite’s this good, you don’t wait—get on the water.

While Mike and Blake are downriver hammering coho at the mouth of the Klickitat, Tony is staying close to home and stacking limits of walleye right here in the Tri-Cities. Whether you're chasing chrome or looking to fill the freezer with fat eyes, we’ve got you dialed in. From fast river coho action to steady walleye bites on the home waters, FCO delivers. No matter what you’re after—we’ve got the guides, the gear, and the bite.