Well, we were back at it again for another night on the water with Jesse and Cory. We were hoping tonight might bring the fish of a lifetime, and while we came up just a little short of that goal, the night still delivered. We found some solid fish and put 13 walleye in the boat, with the biggest stretching out to 27 inches. Steady action, good laughs, and another productive night made it a win all around. It was another great night of walleye fishing here at Fisher’s Catch Outfitters—and trophy season is far from over.

Night Ops Kick Off With a Dirty 30 It’s time for night ops for Pro Guide Tony, kicking off a couple-month stretch of after-dark fishing that we look forward to every year. Tonight’s trip had longtime clients Jesse and Cory—the brothers from Lewiston, Idaho—back in the boat, along with Lex joining in on the action. And wouldn’t you know it… Lex ended up boating the exact fish Jesse was hoping for—a 31.5-inch giant walleye weighing 12.6 pounds. Even though Jesse didn’t land the fish himself, the excitement was high all around as another Dirty 30 hit the deck. That’s how night fishing goes sometimes, and everyone was all smiles. With more nights ahead, we’ll see what tomorrow brings for Jesse and Cory. Trophy season is just getting started.

Pro Guide Steve hit the Columbia out of Boardman, Oregon with another group of great clients, heading out in search of walleye. It turned into another successful day on the river, with the trolling program producing a boatload of delicious walleye. Steady action, good company, and plenty of fish made for a solid day on the water. Another win for the FCO crew on the Columbia.

After a long but successful week in Denver talking fishing and introducing Vertical Jigs and Lures’ new HAVOCs, we’re back home in the Tri-Cities and right back on the Columbia River chasing walleye. I won’t lie—I felt a little like a fish out of water after being away from the river—but it didn’t take long to get back in the groove. We’re back at it and catching fish just like we left off. It’s good to be home, good to be on the water, and even better to have rods bending again.

FCO Pro Guide Blake hit the Columbia out of Boardman today in search of some of the best-eating fish there is—the Columbia River walleye. The plan came together perfectly, with success both jigging and trolling throughout the day. The bite stayed steady, the fish cooperated, and it turned into another productive day on the water. Winter doesn’t mean staying indoors—this is prime time to get out and enjoy some incredible fishing. Get in on the action and don’t let winter slow you down.

It was show week for Pro Guide Tony and Angel. As we continue growing Fisher’s Catch Outfitters and working to create even more memorable trips for our amazing clients, the owners hit the road—and the air—to bring the FCO experience to new places. This week took us to Denver, Colorado, where we spent four great days connecting with both new and returning clients, sharing what makes fishing with FCO special, and building new friendships along the way. It’s always exciting to introduce people to what we have back home in the Tri-Cities, Washington, and to see the interest and excitement for the fisheries we get to enjoy every day. Big things are ahead, and we’re grateful for every conversation, handshake, and opportunity to grow the FCO family.

It was a walleye day for Pro Guide Miles “The Legend.” He went out and did what he does best—put his crew on fish. The bite stayed hot, the rods kept bending, and the crew had another action-packed day on the water. Miles smashed them again, and the results spoke for themselves. Another solid trip in the books with full smiles and plenty of memories made.

FCO Pro Guide “The Legend” hit the road early out of the Tri-Cities, making the run over to Irrigon, Oregon to put walleye in the boat for Kurt and the gang. The early start paid off in a big way. It turned into an absolute great day on the water for everyone involved. The troll bite stayed hot all day, and it was fish after fish hitting the deck. Quality walleye came over the rail steadily, keeping rods loaded and smiles wide from start to finish. When the bite stays that consistent, it’s hard to ask for anything more. Another successful day on the Columbia with a great crew.

Worm Harnesses Get It Done It was another solid day on the Columbia out of Irrigon, Oregon for the FCO crew. We set out with one goal—track down some walleye—and the plan came together nicely. The day was all about trolling worm harnesses, and the program stayed steady from start to finish. The crew stayed focused, made the right adjustments, and the fish responded. Rods stayed busy, quality walleye hit the deck, and everyone went home with exactly what they were hoping for. Days like this are a good reminder that when conditions line up and the approach is right, the Columbia always delivers. Another great day on the water doing what we love