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All Rivers & Saltwater Charters

4.2 (24 reviews)
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They filleted them for us as well!
Donna P.

We had a great time... Met some wonderful people. Our Captain was Loren and deck hand was Ana (I believe ?). We all caught 3 salmon each - and it was as soon as we got out there. We were out for about 3 1/2 hours. Thanks Loren & Ana for giving us a great time! 6 people caught 3 each =18.

Some big ass tuna.
Brad R.

This is my second trip with All Rivers. On this tuna trip my dad and I went on Mark's boat. All I can say is wow. From the minute we walked on his boat(actually even before) Mark was in total control and explained what was going to happen. His main concern was for everyone's safety and that we all had a good time and caught some fish. The waves turned out to be pretty nasty, which wasn't predicted, but Mark pushed hard to get us into some fish and we caught them. Everyone on the boat was happy with the experience from what I could tell. Mark and Sparky were awesome! I haven't done a lot of charter trips, maybe 10. I have never seen a captain and his deckhand work so hard. They were both genuinely concerned that we had a great time and caught some fish. Thank you for a great trip!

Ken R.

Just got back from a private charter with All Rivers & Saltwater Chartes. Capt. Mark and crew went all out to make sure our fishing trip for Albacore Tuna was a huge success. Would highly recommend them if you want to catch fish and enjoy yourself doing it. There is still time left to book a trip, private or just for a couple spots for you and buddy. Tuna fishing is the most fun fish to catch and so, so much better than store bought. My one concern was when I heard it was captain Marks birthday. I need not have worried. I have been on a charter before when it was the captains birthday. He wanted to get back early to celebrate with his girlfriend. With Mark, he is the ultimate professional and efforts went beyond what other captains would have done. Give him a call and book a magnificent fishing experience out of Westport, WA. He also does other fishing guides for Salmon and Steelhead and even Marlin and Sailfish from his Puerto Rico company.

Lingcod, Deep Sea, Charters

Couldn't have asked for a better trip! I've been on plenty of deep sea trips and this trip was hands down one of the best. We were put on fish every stop we took! Pulling up double rockfish and monster lingcod. We limited the whole boat in about 5 hours! Weather was perfect, which is out of anyone's hands, but it added a lot to the experience. Thank you all for the amazing time, we'll be seeing you again!

July tuna 2015
Steve S.

Awesome trip! Capt. Mike & deckhand Travis were very knowledgeable and helpful & did a phenomenal job of orchestrating the actual fishing as well as the entire day. We are already planning a trip for next year! Steve Smith President Progressive Fire & Security

Chris B.

From the first phone call to the last fish, caught at the buzzer as our guide Mike would say, this was a truly competent and professional outfit. We went for a morning on the Snohomish River and an afternoon on Puget Sound. Caught our limit both days and had a fantastic time doing it. Both guides were super patient and helpful with me and our 10 year old. Ray was an awesome and experienced river guide, the Guidefather, as they call him. Mike was a vibrant and expert guide with an engaging and kind personality. I recommend them to you highly!

Thanks  Captain Mike

My wife and I booked a trip with All rivers, and had the pleasure of being placed with Captain Mike. He did all the baiting, down rigging, all we had to do was reel them in. It was a tough day, as no one was getting bites. My wife did manage to land the first one, and then I landed the only other one. Still it was the best time we've had on a fishing charter. Boat was clean, and fast. Everything was no hastle, from booking to confirmation, to finding the place, payment, and most importantly fishing. Great experience, would do it again.

Tuna in October!!  2 of 27 fish for the boat.

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Thanks Capt. Dave for a great fishing adventure out on Puget Sound. Booking with you was really…read moreeasy; you were very responsive and accommodating as we discussed how early to head out with kids. His Grady White fishing boat is a great boat, the perfect set up and he was ready to roll as soon as we arrived. As we headed out to our first fishing spot he spotted porpoises and we stopped to watch them for a few minutes. At our first fishing spot, my 9 year old son caught a beautiful King Salmon within the first 5 minutes, he put up a good fight and my son was psyched to reel it in. We all caught and released some big Kings - lots of smiles and laughs reeling them in, for sure. Captain Dave kept our lines baited, was quick and patient to get any lines untangled and was really good with the kids. We were lucky to go out just after Dungeness Crab season opened and were able to throw a couple crab pots out first thing; we checked them on our way in and got lucky and took home a few crab too. Our kids liked the bonus crab pots, including the smelly bait - ha! We would definitely recommend Captain Dave and Wind Knot Guides if you want to get out for Salmon fishing while in Seattle!

Captain Dave was an incredible host and guide of our salmon trip on the Puget Sound! He welcomed us…read moreat the dock, got us situated, and took us to an incredible spot that we were catching tons of pink salmon! He's a wealth of knowledge about not only the wildlife of the PNW, but all the surrounding areas for hiking, camping and more. He even let our kids feed the resident seal, Carla, our salmon scraps! We will definitely be back!

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Gold Creek Trout Farm in Woodinville, Washington, is a charming, family-owned U-fish trout farm…read morethat delivers an accessible, hands-on fishing experience especially well-suited for beginners, families, and kids. Located at 15844 148th Ave NE (essentially in the front yard of owners Pam and Cecil Thomas), it sits just minutes from Seattle and a short drive from Woodinville's wine country. Because it is private property, no fishing license is required--a major plus that removes a common barrier for casual visitors and families. The setup is straightforward and low-prep. Upon arrival during open hours (primarily weekends, typically 10 a.m.-2 p.m.--always check their calendar page for exact days, special events, or "bring your own gear" dates), the farm supplies simple cane poles, putty-like fish-food bait (not traditional worms or nightcrawlers), buckets, and nets. Staff (including the friendly and knowledgeable owners) offer pointers on baiting the hook and technique, but this is emphatically a do-it-yourself experience: they will not bait hooks for you or remove fish from the hook. You handle those steps yourself (or help your kids do so). This hands-on approach is part of the appeal for many visitors--it teaches basic angling skills in a controlled, success-oriented environment rather than a full guided lesson. There are two main shallow ponds. One is stocked with smaller rainbow trout (roughly 10-16 inches, priced at about $13 and under). The other holds a wider range of fish (10-36 inches), priced according to length with a chart available in the cleaning area. Fish are often cooperative, and many families report catching several in an hour or so, including kids landing their first fish. Larger specimens are visible and catchable with a bit of patience and help from an adult netting the fish properly. Important rule: there is no catch-and-release. What you catch, you keep. Pulling fish out by the line or mishandling them in ways that injure them is discouraged (and can lead to being asked to leave), so using the provided net is essential. The water quality is a standout feature. The ponds are continuously fed by protected spring water (estimated around 5,000 gallons per hour flowing through), so the water never sits stagnant. The farm is a state-certified food-fish supplier, and the trout are safe and tasty to eat--many visitors describe a notably fresh flavor. After fishing, you can have the fish cleaned and bagged for a modest fee (around $0.75 per fish; self-cleaning with your own knife is also an option when available). Bring a cooler with ice to transport your catch home. There is also a feeding area where, for a quarter, you can get fish food and toss it to the trout--a popular activity while waiting for the group or just for fun. The overall atmosphere is relaxed and low-key rather than a high-production commercial attraction. It sits under trees on a quiet hillside, with a covered picnic area available (reservable for parties or groups for a fee, often around $30 for a couple of hours). Picnic tables can be used briefly for snacks. Facilities are basic but functional: a restroom near the entrance gate, accessible parking, and wheelchair accessibility noted by some visitors. Strict rules help keep the place pleasant--no pets, no smoking, pack-it-in/pack-it-out for trash, and respect for the private property. Cash is preferred (cards incur a 3% fee; no Apple Pay or checks). Bags for fish are available for a small charge or bring your own. For families and first-timers, this place shines. Kids as young as toddlers can participate successfully with adult help, and many reviewers highlight the joy of watching children land their first trout and the educational farm-to-table aspect of taking dinner home. Owners Pam and Cecil are frequently praised as kind, helpful with tips, and willing to share a bit of history about the farm if you ask. Birthday parties and school/group bookings are available by appointment (with specific pricing and expectations that groups bring enough helpers for baiting and unhooking). Practical tips from the experience and reviews: Arrive early on open days, as hours are limited. Wear or bring sun protection and water on warmer days. Be prepared to get a little messy (bait and fish handling). Return unused bait and equipment so the farm can reuse it. Check the official calendar before going, as hours and "bring your own gear" days vary seasonally, and some holiday weekends have extended or special rules. If bringing your own gear on permitted days, poles must be checked, hooks must be #6 or smaller (no trebles), and you clean your own fish.

Outstanding experience and so convenient. Kids loved it and the owners were so kind & helpful with…read moretips, and giving my daughter extra support given how well her brother was doing. =) Very reasonable prices too.

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Pier 62

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The one thing I did the most of in Seattle was walking. So many steps were made in a day and so…read moremany stairs were climbed. When I tell you that I was exhausted, I would not be lying. I took the opportunity to take a seat one morning and picked a fine spot to do so. Being on vacation allows you to do what you want at your speed. I wanted to make the most of this trip and take in as much of this city as I could before I would depart. Before I started my day, and after experiencing the market, I just wanted to sit near the water's edge. Walked all the way to the end of the pier and slid into one of the orange chairs and just stared off into the horizon. Letting the breeze flow over me. I would glance up and down the waterfront every so often, but just kind of absentmindedly stared at the water. Seems to be a good place to see some of the wildlife. Unexpectedly a pair of seals popped up and were playing in front of me and several other people sitting there. A highlight of the day for sure, and kind of a segwue into the next part of my day.

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All Rivers & Saltwater Charters - boatcharters - Updated October 2026

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