Grande Ronde River
Flowing north out of eastern Oregon and into Washington, the Grand Ronde River provides anglers the opportunity to chase aggressive summer-run steelhead with the fly. With wild 5 to 10 pound fish, good holding water, and often warm water temps in early October this fishery is fast becoming Washington's premiere steelhead stream. Snaking its way through a 4000 foot basalt valley the Grande Ronde quietly slips passed grassy banks, treed hallows and never ending ridgelines. Join us for either a steelhead school or a multi day float through this astonishing natural resource.
Links and Resources
Buy your Washington State Fishing License here
Grande Ronde River Levels at Troy (WA/OR Border)
Fish passage over Columbia / Snake rivers
Location: Grande Ronde River, Asotin County, Washington. Approximately 30 miles south of Lewiston.
Difficulty: Beginner to Advanced
Grande Ronde Steelhead School:
Itinerary:
Day 1
9:00 am meet at put in and sign waivers
curriculum Overview
intro to steelheading
float and fish
casting practice
lunch
fly Selection
float and fish
camp set up
dinner
Day 2
Breakfast
Fly Presentation
Break Camp
Float and Fish
Lunch
Review
Off the water around 6:00 pm
Grande Ronde Steelhead 4 day:
Itinerary:
Day 1
9:00 am meet and sign waivers
float and fish
lunch
float and ish
camp setup
dinner
(X four Days)
Day 4
Off river by 3 pm
For a
Trip Packet, including a packing list down load this PDF File.
