I have been a bit absent from the paddling world for a bit as school and work have gotten the better of me.  However, I have found the time to open a guide service for fishing and other trips on the OP.  Wet Feather guide service concentrates yet is not limited to getting people on steelhead and salmon with spey, fly, and centerpin gear.  While Rain Country Angler offers a more traditional approach for the gear angler.  Yes, the two may be combined.  Why post this on a paddling forum?  Well, the answer is other than provide healthy discounts to the professor paddle community and offer a new way to experience the river especially in times of low water is that paddlers will have even more access to my secret haunts.  We offer custom trips where you as the client tells me what you want to accomplish and I will figure out how to do it at a very high professional level.  Whether it is an overnighter in a remote gorge with whitewater as big as the steelhead we chase or an afternoon trip for summer runs five minutes from my home where kids, wives, or others can accompany, we can do it.  We have drift boats and other non-motorized craft for the river as well as a selection of the highest quality equipment for your use.  We also offer instruction.  Want to learn to spey cast?  On the other hand I can just shut up and row the boat as welll while you catch fish if thats what you want.  I have over 25 years fishing the rivers of my home and beyond, and am a highly qualified spey, fly, centerpin, and gear angler and guide.  If you want a reference look no further than James Amandus.  If you are interested or just interested in getting started angling our area give me a call.  Kris Wilson 360-480-54three five, or you can drop me a message here on this forum.  Thanks for checking us out.

 

PS  Winter Steelhead season is already here which is my personal favorite.

 

Kris