The Fishers Catch Outfitters crew hooked up with the Boise folks and Eric for a day on the Columbia River in search of the great eating Walleye. We started the morning off a little slow with a few bites and a few walleye hitting the deck. After moving around a little and finding some good fishing we managed a busy afternoon with a consistent bite and the fish we were looking for. Even though there is no limit to the Walleye fishing catch. The FCO/ LesSchwab boat try's to do a 7 fish per angler limit. We manage a good bag of fish today and go our limits.    

Kolling Excavating and Fishers Catch Outfitters hooked up to get a couple of the crew member that have worked hard this spring on the water for a little R & R and some walleye fishing. With the weather holding good we set out to get some Columbia River walleye in the Les Schwab boat, and that is just what we did. We manage to crank up a few and get the rest trolling spinners. The walleye bite is good and it is time to get your trips booked.

It is day 2 for the Ferguson Group. The crew showed up at 6 am to get an early start on bagging some great Columbia river walleye. We started the day pulling up a few trolling crank baits. Moved to a little jigging and managed to boat a couple more. Around lunch we moved down river and trolled spinners/bottom bouncer and finish out are day with the fish we were looking for. Another great day on the Columbia River chasing Walleye.   

Once again the Ferguson Group come over from the west side to get in on a little Columbia River walleye action and spend the next 2 days with the Fishers Catch Outfitters crew. With the weather nice and the walleye wanting to play a little we had a great day on the water. The team managed to get the walleye they were looking for on day one and we excited for day two to get started. We had to run around a little to find the number of fish we were looking for but we go them and we had the pleasure of landing a post spawn 8.5 lb fish that we released to play another day.  

The Fishers Catch Outfitters crew and friend decided to take a day off the Columbia walleye fishing, and head to Lake Chelan for some fast and furious Kokanee fishing. We started at 4:45 in the morning with a slow trip out to the fishing grounds. Our first line hit the water at 5:00 am and out last fish fish af a 50 fish limit hit the boat at 5:59 am. What a morning!!! Tons of fun but don't blink it is fast. Big thank you to Sam with Slamming Salmon for getting us on the Kokes!!  

The Fishers Catch Outfitters Crew spent the day on the water with Jerod and Jerod. It was a day of fun, laughter and catching. We not only put some great walleye to the FCO / LesSchwab boat but we managed to box up a couple cat fish as well. All in all we had a great day on the water and expect the walleye fishing to only keep getting better.  

Another fantastic day on the water for the Fishers Catch Outfitters Crew. The team managed to put a grip of fish in the boat prior to the wind picking up, off the Columbia we go. With the water temps heating up to 55 degrees and the clarity improving the fishing is going to be getting better and better. Time to book your trip for one of these great walleye days! Bent Rods and Tight Lines all!!  

With another trip for Skip, Mike and the gang, we spent another day on the Columbia River fishing walleye. The morning started off a little slow for the Fishers Catch Outfitters / LesSchwab boat, with the area we have been getting fish not producing for us. We had to jump around a little and found a few fish here and there, but we managed to get the 20 fish in the box we were looking for. Also found lots of little guys that are going to grow up. All in all a great Day on the Columbia River catching Walleye. Time to get out on the water and get some of these great fish for yourself. Bent Rods and Tight Lines all!

The Fishers Catch Outfitters sled hit the water today with the team from LesSchwab. It was a day to treat the sponsors to a day of walleye fishing. Needless to say they came with much confidence as they had a fish fry all lined up for that evening, and all i had to do is get them the fish..........No pressure........ With the morning starting out with some action cranking some nice walleye up from the bottom of the Columbia River, it seemed to slow down in the afternoon for us. We change over to spinners and bouncing, put a few in the sled and then back to cranking for the end of the day rally. it was a successful fish fry for the LesSchwab Crew. Bent Rods and Tight Lines. If you are looking to get out on a Columbia River walleye trip, give us a call here at FCO.