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.

Walleye, walleye, walleye — it’s what we do, and we do it well! Today was another absolute slammer on the Columbia River out of Tri-Cities. Brad and Belinda made the drive over from Idaho, and they sure picked a great day to fish. The bite was hot from the start, with steady action and plenty of walleye hitting the deck. By the time the morning wrapped up, the coolers were full and the freezers were well on their way to being stocked. Great people, great fishing, and another fantastic day on the river with Fishers Catch Outfitters!

It was back to the walleye grounds for Pro Guide Tony and his crew, and what a day it turned out to be. This fall season has been nothing short of fantastic for walleye, and today was absolutely banner for the guys who made the trip down from Yakima. Even a bonus sturgeon decided to play. From the first lines in the water, the action was fast and steady—fish after fish hitting the deck with no time to rest. Smiles, laughs, and bent rods filled the morning, and before long the boat was at its limit. Another memorable outing, another full cooler, and more proof that fall walleye fishing on the Columbia is as good as it gets.

Who’s tired of catching walleye? Not us! It was another awesome day on the Columbia River, and the jig bite is finally starting to turn on—one of our favorite ways to catch these fish. There’s just something about feeling that tap on the line and setting the hook that never gets old. We’ve been targeting fish in the 25–35 foot range, and the pattern has been paying off big. The bite has been consistent, the action steady, and the quality of the fish has been outstanding. Today was no different—more big smiles, more heavy nets, and another successful trip in the books. If you love jigging as much as we do, now’s the time to get out here and experience it.

It was back to the Hanford Reach today for Pro Guides Mike and Miles, this time in search of some fall Chinook salmon. The morning started with back-trolling setups, and while there were a few drive-bys, the crew managed to put a solid fish in the boat to kick things off. As the day went on, water flows dropped and the bite slowed, so the team switched gears in the afternoon. Out came the Pro Troll gear, and before long, the change in tactics paid off with another nice Chinook brought to the net. It was a day that showcased both persistence and adaptability—hallmarks of a great day on the Reach. Another memorable trip with happy guests, beautiful weather, and Columbia River salmon that kept the rods loaded.

Who’s tired of catching walleye? Not us and not CED! It was another awesome day on the Columbia River, and the jig bite is finally starting to turn on—one of our favorite ways to catch these fish. There’s just something about feeling that tap on the line and setting the hook that never gets old. We’ve been targeting fish in the 25–35 foot range, and the pattern has been paying off big. The bite has been consistent, the action steady, and the quality of the fish has been outstanding. Today was no different—more big smiles, more heavy nets, and another successful trip in the books. If you love jigging as much as we do, now’s the time to get out here and experience it.