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Meet Your Guide

Raised in Eatonville, WA, 2nd Generation Pro Guide Josh Miller grew up fishing the local rivers of the Green, Puyallup, Nisqually, Cowlitz, Satsop, Wynoochee, Humptulips, and Kalama Rivers. Beyond fishing, Josh is also a proficient hunter.

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Rivers We Fish

Puget Sound Rivers

  • Green River

  • Nisqually River

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Coastal Rivers

  • Humptulips River

  • Wynoochee River

  • Satsop River

  • Chehalis River

  • Willipa River

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Columbia Basin Rivers

  • Cowlitz River

  • Kalama River

  • Lewis River

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Preparing for your trip...

One of the biggest things you can do to ensure your success on your guided river fishing trip is to dress appropriately.  Guided fishing trips are conducted out of boats and may require you to walk in the water to get in and out of the boat.  You may also want to fight some fish from the bank and take pictures of your fish standing next to the river or in the water.  In the winter you will want to wear full rain gear with knee high boots or fishing waders.  A popular choice of guides and recreational anglers for apparel is DRIFT Waders, Jackets, and Wading Boots.

Another way to be prepared is to have a small backpack or dry pack.  A small pack will give you enough room for necessities during your 8 hour float trip.  Lunch, sunblock, camera, extra sweater, etc.  This will also leave enough leg room for you in the boat to fight those big kings and lure feisty coho to your jigs.  Coolers are recommended to transport your catch home – leave the cooler in your car during your trip

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