Western fishing trip: I and my wife of 54 years would like to take a bucket lest trip in April are September to one of the western states for guided fishing, to old to do a lot of...

Johnnie

I and my wife of 54 years would like to take a bucket lest trip in April are September to one of the western states for guided fishing, to old to do a lot of hiking. Floating rivers and lakes. Read about several states and locations but would like some personal only. Thanks Johnnie

Gordon Loc: Charleston South Carolina

Can't help you Johnnie. I
m East coast. Good luck on your trip.

Graywulff Loc: Cortez,Co.

Johnnie wrote:

I and my wife of 54 years would like to take a bucket lest trip in April are September to one of the western states for guided fishing, to old to do a lot of hiking. Floating rivers and lakes. Read about several states and locations but would like some personal only. Thanks Johnnie

April, Arizona, Lake Powell or Havasu. September, Montana: Canyon Ferry, Hebgen Lake, Flathead Lake, any of the rivers, Madison, Gallatin, Yellowstone, Big Hole, Beaverhead. Wyoming Flaming Gorge, Jackson Lake, again any of the rivers. Idaho, Lake Cuoer d'Alene, Henry's Lake, Snake River, Salmon RiverHenry's Fork.....should be enough to get you pointed anyway?🎣👍 Tight lines Johnnie

bobber22 Loc: Ocala, Florida

Checkout Helena Montana for really great fly fishing. Henry's lake in southeast Idaho is also a favorite for big trout

Spiritof27 Loc: Lincoln, CA

http://hatcreeklodge.com

Take a look.

bapabear Loc: Blaine, Washington

Can you be more specific about what you want to target and your favorite type of fishing? For example fly. troll. cast etc. Also, do you want to fish salt or fresh and lake or river?

fishingmike Loc: Kalispell Montana

Hi. I live in Montana close to Flathead Lake. I would suggest visiting this area and hiring a guide to take you out for large Lake Trout. Pricing is not bad for the guide. Good luck and let me know if your heading out this way.

michael4now Loc: wilder id

Graywulff wrote:

April, Arizona, Lake Powell or Havasu. September, Montana: Canyon Ferry, Hebgen Lake, Flathead Lake, any of the rivers, Madison, Gallatin, Yellowstone, Big Hole, Beaverhead. Wyoming Flaming Gorge, Jackson Lake, again any of the rivers. Idaho, Lake Cuoer d'Alene, Henry's Lake, Snake River, Salmon RiverHenry's Fork.....should be enough to get you pointed anyway?🎣👍 Tight lines Johnnie

that sounds real good to me glad you in cluded idaho

Graywulff Loc: Cortez,Co.

michael4now wrote:

that sounds real good to me glad you in cluded idaho

I only wish I knew Idaho better. 👍🎣

Alaska Charlie

VALDEZ, AK
May through September Halibut, rockfish, salmon (various specious different months )

bobber22 Loc: Ocala, Florida

Black fly season

4hunter4 Loc: Crescent City, Ca. 95531

I lived in Hat Creek, Ca. for 8 years. Had a piece of property on Wilcox rd. centerline of Hat Creek for 600 feet.
I used to fly fish every day on way to work and on the way home. There are so many places to fish it's fantastic. I especially like Fall River near the head waters. Where "Rick's Lodge" used to be. We now live on the Coast in N. Ca. there are 10 rivers with in 50 miles of us, great Salmon and Steelhead fishing along with amazing ocean fishing.
For guides ck out https://fishingthenorthcoast.com/category/current-fishing-reports/

Icarus Loc: Tillamook, oregon

Fish for chinook salmon in august and September in the tillamook bay. My son and went with Big Johnson’s guided service for three days. We caught 5 chinooks 25 to 35 pound mint bright. We also caught several small silver salmon but chinooks are the best eating salmon there is.