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Flounder fishing in Washington State offers anglers an incredible experience, thanks to the state’s diverse coastal and estuarine ecosystems. Whether you’re fishing from shore, a pier, or a boat, Washington’s waters are teeming with several species of flounder.
This guide provides detailed information on where to fish for flounder in Washington, the types of flounder you can target, and expert tips for a successful trip.
Washington State is home to several species of flatfish, including flounder. These are the most common:
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Puget Sound’s protected waters and diverse habitats make it a hotspot for flounder fishing.
Key Areas:
Tips: Use live bait like shrimp or minnows, and fish during tidal changes for the best results.
Grays Harbor’s estuaries are a prime location for targeting flounder in brackish waters.
Key Areas:
Tips: Focus on casting near channels and sandbars where flounder congregate to feed.
This large estuary system provides excellent opportunities for flounder fishing, especially during summer.
Key Areas:
Tips: Use rigs that stay near the bottom, such as a Carolina or drop-shot rig.
Known for its calm waters and abundant flatfish population.
Key Areas:
Tips: Fish during early morning or late evening tides for the best success.
The mixing of fresh and saltwater creates a nutrient-rich environment perfect for flounder.
Key Areas:
Tips: Use heavier weights to keep your bait steady in strong tidal currents.
A Washington State Saltwater Fishing License is required for all anglers aged 15 and older.
The daily limit is 10 flatfish, including flounder, unless otherwise specified by regional regulations.
Live bait such as shrimp, minnows, and sandworms is highly effective. Soft plastics like Gulp! Swimming Mullet also work well.
Yes, flounder are nocturnal feeders and can be more active during nighttime hours, especially under a full moon.
After a successful day on the water, bring your catch to the kitchen with these premium options:
For additional tips, fishing tutorials, and seafood inspiration, visit the Global Seafoods YouTube Channel.
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Final Note: Washington State offers incredible opportunities for flounder fishing, with diverse locations and abundant flatfish species. Armed with this guide, you’re ready to hit the shorelines, piers, and estuaries to reel in your next big catch. Happy fishing!
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