Westport Salmon Fishing 

The 2011 Salmon season will open Saturday June 18 through Saturday June 25th for a Two fish marked selective Kings only season. The all species season will open Sunday June 26th for 2 fish total, selective on Silvers and No more than 1 non selective King. All species will be Sunday-Thursday and the chance of the season opening for two Kings, or 7 days a week later in the season is is highly unlikely this year. We hope the quota will last until mid September.

   We will depart Salmon fishing by 6:00 AM. Be on the boat by 5:30 AM.  Experience the thrilling raw power of a Big King Salmon on the end of your line or the acrobatics of a bright Pacific Ocean Silver. You may end up following them around the boat a time or two before they are landed! You return to Westport Between 3:00 and 4:00 PM unless limits are reached early. Don't forget to by a derby ticket!  Please remember to Request the Tequila Too when making your reservations.

    If you are looking for an extra full day of fishing, come aboard the Tequila Too for a  Weekend 11 Hr. Combo Trip. (available for groups weekdays by request) Combo Trips leave the dock at 5:00AM sharp, we will usually target Rockfish first, (Limits of 10 per person are usual)  and the rest of the day will be spent Salmon fishing. (unless limits are reached early) The boat returns to the dock just before 5:00 PM so any Big Uns can be entered in the Daily Salmon and Bottom Fish derby.    If you want it all, call now to book a Sunday Combo trip. Space fills up fast for these full day adventures.  We offer 11 Hr Rockfish Salmon Combo Trips every Weekend during Salmon Season and weekdays by request if you would like some of Rockfish with your Salmon.

How we fish on the Tequila  Too:  We will generally drift fish (mooching) rather than troll as this allows you to work your bait and entice your fish to bite rather than letting the boat hook it trolling.  We will troll under certain conditions however be prepared to crank your bait to catch a fish.  We fish for a boat limit, you can keep fishing until the boat limits and you may catch three or more Salmon if it is your lucky day!  You are encouraged to hand off fish to someone with you if they have not caught one yet.  If limits will be reached early, we will usually have everyone take a break that have caught fish so the ones that have been trying hard and have not  caught a "keeper" yet can catch one of their own.  The smallest fish will go to the crew so we can upgrade you.  The crew does not keep fish unless the boat limits.  You are welcome to bring your own gear. At least 20 lb test is recommended, good quality 25 or 30 is better in case the fish rubs the line on the bottom.  Light rods are great.  Please don't bring Spider Wire or Tuff Line or other braided line as it cuts off other peoples fish and the tangles are near impossible to undo when a fish is involved. We have also found the lack of stretch looses more fish.  It is ok if there are just a few people on the boat.  Rod rental is included in the price so we will have a rod for you if you feel yours is unsuitable.

Marking your rod holder or spot:  You may mark your fishing spot on the boat the afternoon before your trip or in the morning subject to the following conditions.  The Deckhand or Skipper must be present.  Please ask permission and do not get aboard or mark spots when the Gate is shut or crew are not present. The crew knows which spots we will be fishing in to be the most efficient and avoid tangles depending on the size of group.  People fishing for more than one day may already have claim to a spot whether it is marked yet or not.  We may ask you to move slightly to accommodate persons of disability or to keep families together.

View some of the photos from the past seasons.

Combo and Weekend

$75.00

50%

*tax is included

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