A Spot Tail Salmon Guide

Seattle, Estados Unidos

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Teléfono:
+1 206-295-7031
Sitio web:
www.salmonguide.com
Dirección:
7001 Seaview Ave, Seattle, WA, 98117
Sunset Hill, Ballard
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
470 m32nd Ave NW & NW 72nd St
480 m32nd Ave NW & NW 71st St
500 m32nd Ave NW & NW 70th St
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Horario local (Seattle) 12:39 viernes, 30 de mayo de 2025

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2 opiniones sobre A Spot Tail Salmon Guide

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Tu valoración: 5
Seattle, WA
My father and I have been out with Captain Keith a total of 3 times over the past three or four years, and the experience has always been great. Keith is great captain and fisherman, he’s an entertaining guide as he instructs you how low to drop your line. This is not a «sit back and drink beer all day.» experience. Mooching is hands-​on, every minute once you get to the spot you’ll be fishing.
We’ve caught some beautiful salmon on those trips and always had a good time. If the fish aren’t biting where you’re fishing, Keith will make some calls, and find out where the action is and get you there fast.
Tu valoración: 5
Brentwood, TN
Captain Keith led my family on a successful and enjoyable Salmon fishing trip in the Puget Sound. His style of fishing, mooching is far more enjoyable that trolling and we out fished everyone around us who was trolling. If you want to sit around on a boat bored while slowly trolling around all day then call the other guys, if you want to be holding a rod all day and actually feel the fish take the bait then call Captain Keith.