The Olympic Peninsula is a fly fishing paradise.  The rivers of the West End near Forks are well known for their runs of steelhead (winter-run and summer-run) and salmon (chinook and coho).  The coastal rivers also offer outstanding fly fishing for resident trout and sea-run cutthroat.  There are also freshwater fly fishing opportunities in Olympic National Park for resident trout in rivers and lakes.

Besides the great freshwater fishing, the Olympic Peninsula offers outstanding saltwater fly fishing opportunities.  From the offshore salmon in the Strait of Juan de Fuca and Pacific Ocean to the sea-run cutthroat and salmon along the beaches in Hood Canal, the Olympic Peninsula offers the finest saltwater fly fishing in Washington State.