Coastal cutthroat trout Fishing

Oncorhynchus clarkii clarkii

Coastal Cutthroat Trout inhabit rivers and estuaries of the Pacific Northwest. They migrate between freshwater and saltwater, feeding on insects, shrimp, and small fish. Recognized by the red slash beneath their jaw, they are prized by fly anglers for aggressive strikes and unpredictable runs in diverse habitats.

Fishing Tips

Water type: fresh, salt

Where to Catch Coastal cutthroat trout

United States

Alaska
California
Oregon
Washington

Best Fishing Spots for Coastal cutthroat trout

Dry Creek (US, WA)
Carbonera Creek
Bay Avenue Creek 2
Laguna Creek (fishing)
Scott Creek (US, CA)
Blue Creek (US, OR)
Schooner Creek (OR)
Martini Creek
Nye Creek
Burke Bay
Olson Creek (OR)
Beaver Creek (US, OR)
Jeffries Creek (US, OR)
Port Orchard
Blattner Creek
Big Creek (US, OR)
Keystone Harbor
Chimacum Creek

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