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.

Pro Guide Mike made the run downriver this week to tap into the blazing coho bite firing off at the mouth of the Klickitat River. It’s a decent drive from the Tri-Cities, but absolutely worth the miles right now. The fish are stacked up, aggressive, and smashing baits. Limits are coming quick—some boats were done before mid-morning. Water conditions are ideal, and the pressure hasn’t blown up yet, so it's the perfect window to get after them. Whether you’re casting spinners or running bait, the action is steady and the quality of fish is solid. If you’re looking to load the box, now’s the time to move.

Pro Guide Miles hit the water today for a late-morning half-day combo trip with a mother-and-son duo, looking to get in on both the walleye and sturgeon action. The day didn’t start off easy — Miles lost a wheel bearing on the way to the ramp — but in true FCO fashion, he persevered, got things handled, and made sure the trip still happened. Once lines were in the water, the bite started slow, but patience paid off. The walleye turned on, and the crew put together a solid catch in short order. With walleye in the boat, they shifted focus to the Columbia River monsters, targeting sturgeon for the second half of the trip. The experience, the excitement, and the teamwork made it a memorable day for this mom and son on the river. Adversity, effort, and success — that’s what we’re about. Another great day, another great memory made with Fishers Catch Outfitters.

It was a day back downriver for Pro Guide Mike, chasing fall Coho on the Columbia. The fish were moving, the bite was steady, and the rods stayed loaded. By mid-morning the crew had limits in the boat and big smiles all around. Another great day of fall fishing and another group of happy anglers heading home with fresh Columbia River chrome!

While the Coho are rolling in down at the mouth of the Klickitat, up here in the Tri-Cities and Umatilla, Oregon, we’re staying on the walleye grind! Fall is in full swing, and the walleye bite has been nothing short of fantastic. The cooler temps have these fish feeding heavy, and the FCO boats are putting in work — steady action, big smiles, and plenty of fish hitting the decks. Whether it’s salmon downriver or walleye upriver, Fishers Catch Outfitters has you covered this fall. The fish are falling, and we’re here to catch them!

Well, wouldn’t you know it — the Coho Rodeo has officially kicked off down at the mouth of the Klickitat! The Fishers Catch Outfitters crew is on the scene, and we’re already putting some bright, hard-fighting chrome in the boats. The Coho are rolling in thick, the rods are bending, and the excitement is high. This is one of our favorite times of year on the Columbia — fresh fall air, silver fish on the move, and plenty of action to keep everyone smiling. If you’ve been waiting to get in on the Coho run, now’s the time.