Find your river.

Classic Cascade freestone — summer steelhead on swung flies, wild cutthroat in the upper forks.

Urban-accessible trout water below the Falls, with wild cutthroat and winter steelhead through the three forks.

Birthplace of NW fly fishing — North Fork is a traditional fly-only summer steelhead stretch.

Tailwater trout fishery through the Yakima Canyon — wild rainbows and cutthroat below Roza Dam, year-round.

High-volume summer steelhead fishery — big water below Tumwater, technical pockets above.

Urban redband trout fishery — wild rainbows through Riverfront Park and downstream to Nine Mile.

East-slope Cascades — wild summer steelhead, dry-fly trout above Winthrop.

Glacier-fed Skagit tributary — one of the last wild steelhead fisheries in the Lower 48. Catch-and-release only.

Big coastal river draining the North Cascades — wild winter steelhead, summer bull trout, and resident cutthroat through the upper reaches.

Olympic Peninsula wild steelhead — catch-and-release, fly-only water for native winter fish.

Glacial Columbia tributary — native summer steelhead through volcanic canyons below Lyle.

Snake tributary in the Blue Mountains — fall steelhead, dry-fly fishing on the lower river.

Year-round hatchery run below Blue Creek — winter steelhead, spring chinook, summer coho.

Tailwater below Merwin Dam — summer steelhead, winter steelhead, and a strong resident rainbow population.

Recovering post–Mt. St. Helens — winter steelhead and summer runs once flows settle.