It’s quality time! There are really nice Native Steelhead showing up in all of the Forks area rivers. As the hatchery season winds down ( it was moderate at best) the local rivers are just recently showing some really nice fish. Not large numbers yet, but a steady increase as we move further into the season. The Solduc should be fantastic again this year with the return of the Snider hatchery fish. These fish were bred from wild stock and are genetically a breed of their own. Really nice Steelhead and a lot of them.
This time of year also, there is almost always a small run of big natives that move up the Bogachiel river, and I got news just a few days ago from the Quileute Tribe that a few of these brutes have already been seen on the Calawah river as well.
So? It would seem that it’s that time of year again to get out and get after it!
Also Keep in mind friends, that even though as we move into February that it may be legal to keep a wild fish, please put back as many of these beautiful fish as possible. Let’s be mindful of the fact that though the numbers in our area have remained rather strong, all around us in so many other areas that hasn’t been the case. So what do you say we do our part in doing what we can in keeping this incredible resource alive and well for years to come. Catch and Release Native Steelhead and pay it forward to future generations.
Good luck to all and may your wildest fishing dreams and adventures come true!
Curt Ingram and the gang from:
Three Rivers Resort and Guide Service.
http://www.thriversresortandguideservice.com
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Three Rivers Resort (Strictly Fishing)

Welcome to Three Rivers Resort and Guide Service just outside of Forks Washington on the Olympic Peninsula. My name is Curt Ingram. My wife Donna and I, along with brother and sister in-laws Scott and Ruby Swaggerty have owned Three Rivers Resort for over 20 years and have come to know the area extremely well. From the World Class Fishing almost year round. To the Pacific Ocean Beaches, such as Lapush on the Quileute Indian Reservation or the widely photographed Rialto Beach in the Olympic National Park. Or just the Olympic Hiking trails or area in general. If you should have any questions before you venture out our way, or are just curious about this part of the world, feel free to jump on board with what ever you’d like to know. If I can’t help you, I may know someone who can. This should be a lot of fun. I should have pictures as time goes on, and hopefully you will enjoy the content we have to offer. You can also find us at these locations online: http://www.threeriversresortandguideservice.com or on Facebook at:http://www.facebook.com/pages/Three-Rivers-Resort/107669979266586 or http://www.facebook.com/pages/Three-Rivers-Resort-Strictly-Fishing/297060530316412

I look forward to meeting you and connecting with you soon.

Sincerely, Curt Ingram

Three Rivers Resort and Guide Service