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Welcome to the Angler's Guide Service Web Site.

We are based out of Forks, Washington - "The Steelhead Capitol of the World" and we're here to offer you the fishing adventure of a lifetime.

Owned and operated by Robert Kratzer, a veteran guide with over a decade of experience, Angler's Guide Service has added a team of 4 of the state's best guides to cover the most productive rivers in Washington State.

Of course we fish the Olympic Peninsula rivers that have become synonymous with the words Steelhead and Salmon, including the Hoh, Sol Duc, Bogachiel, Calawah, Queets and Quilayute. But, we also guide on South Western Washington rivers, including the world famous Cowlitz, the Lewis, Columbia, Humptulips, Chehalis, Satsop, and Wynoochie. And, closer to Seattle, we guide on Puget Sound area rivers including the scenic and magestic Skagit River, the Sauk, Skykomish, Snohomish, Snoqualmie, Green, Stillaguamish and yes, even the Yakima river!

As you will see, we have formed one of the largest guide services in the state to offer you, the angler, the very best fishing the Northwest has to offer.

So, whether you're in search of trophy Steelhead, giant Chinook Salmon, acrobatic Silver Salmon, Chum, Pink, or Sockeye Salmon, or even want to try your hand at trophy-sized Dolly Varden and Rainbow Trout, Angler's Guide Service will put you where the fish are.

Angler's Guide Service also owns and operates a remote sport fishing facility on the banks of the Nushagak River called "Alaska Kingfishers". Set in the heart of Bristol Bay, "Alaska Kingfishers" targets Alaska's most prolific run of King Salmon as well as huge runs of chrome-bright Chum Salmon and Sockeye Salmon.
Please visit our Alaska Kingfishers web-site at www.alaskakingfishers.com for all your up to date Alaska information.


Enjoy the very best fishing has to offer on our many pages and once again, welcome.
FISHING SUMMARY
Spring has arrived and so has the Spring Chinook.

As we see the end to a great steelhead season, we enter the begining to of an even better Spring Chinook season. May is the peak month for these great salmon.

The sol Duc river on the Olympic Peninsula has already had a very good season with good pushes of springers into the low 30 pound class. This will only get better as we enter deeper into May. The Hoh River will open on the 16th of May and the prospects look very good.

In Southwest Washington the Lewis, Cowlitz and Kalama rivers have been slow to start but are picking up speed very quickly showing us that we should have some great fishing as we enter the peak in the first week of May. With the slow start the springer fishing is going to be strong all the way through the month.

Along with springers we are seeing a very strong push of early summer steelhead. these summer steelhead will just continue to build in numbers as we enter the month of may. With this strong showing of summers the outlook for the summer steelhead season looks great.

Book your trips to target these great fish.

See you on the water.
GUIDED TRIPS

It's Winter Steelhead time on the Olympic Peninsula. Join us on a scenic float trip down the pristine rivers of the coast. Fish for Winter steelhead from a heated Drift boat with some of the best guides in the state. Use state of the art equipment and techniques while you fly fish or gear fish for these awesome fish. With limits of Hatchery Steelhead or pursueing your first twenty pound steelhead Anglers Guide Service will take you to the best water in the state.


We are located at: 154 Elk Corner Road Forks, WA 98331 | (360) - 374-3148 (800) - 577-8781 phone | (360) - 374-8650 fax | e-mail us here.
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