A Long Day on the Line: Combo Fishing Out of Westport

WESTPORT FISHING FIELD GUIDE

A Long Day on the Line: Combo Fishing Out of Westport

A 10.5‑hour Predator Charters outing that targets both salmon and rockfish—this guide explains what to expect, what’s provided, and how to prepare for the day.

A Long Day on the Line: Combo Fishing Out of Westport.

Duration
Contact operator
Location
Westport
Operator
Predator Charters
Category
Fishing
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Fish the best of both worlds off Westport: an all‑day, dual‑target outing that pairs salmon action with bottom‑based rockfish fishing for an immersive, high‑intensity day on the water surrounded by the region’s stark coastal scenery.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE CATCH

Two Salmon, Seven Rockfish—A Combo Day

This 10.5‑hour trip specifically targets both salmon and rockfish, with the opportunity to catch up to two salmon and seven rockfish during the outing.

INCLUDED

Gear and Perks Are Covered

The cost per person covers pole, bait, tax, gear, and a derby ticket; coffee is provided on board to get the day started.

ON DECK

Pack Light, Dress Right

Anglers are advised to bring a lunch, wear boots or rubber‑soled shoes, bring rain gear and seasick medicine as needed, and limit themselves to small coolers—there isn’t space for large coolers on the boat.

What the day feels like

What the Day Feels Like

Expect an exhilarating, full‑day run: a 10.5‑hour charter that alternates methods and marks as the crew focuses first on salmon action and then on bottom fishing for rockfish, compressing two distinct fisheries into a single, memorable outing.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this trip suits and when to plan.

1
Seasonal Sport AnglersBest for anglers planning their trip around published salmon seasons—check the season announcement (the 2026 salmon season will be announced mid‑April 2026) before booking.
2
Private GroupsPrivate party options are available but require direct contact with the operator—reach out to Predator Charters for arrangements.
3
Committed Day‑Trip AnglersThis is a full‑day (10.5‑hour) outing that rewards stamina and commitment to a long day on the water; schedule accordingly around season dates.
4
Plan‑Ahead BookersBecause season timing and booking rules matter, prospective anglers should confirm season openings and booking requirements before committing to a date.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Season

This is a 10.5‑hour full‑day charter; note that the 2026 salmon season will be announced mid‑April 2026 and may affect availability.

What to Bring

Bring a lunch (coffee is provided), wear boots or rubber‑soled shoes, bring a jacket and rain gear, seasick medicine if you’re prone, sunglasses, a small cooler only, and cash for onboard fillet fees and crew tips.

Included

The per‑person cost covers pole, bait, gear, tax, and a derby ticket.

Booking & Payment

You must pay in full at time of booking online; if you prefer to pay cash, call Predator Charters at 360‑660‑5167 before making an online reservation.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the trip?

The charter is 10.5 hours long.

What species will we fish for?

The trip targets both salmon and rockfish.

How many fish can we expect to catch?

There is the opportunity to catch up to two salmon and seven rockfish on this combo day.

What does the fare include?

The cost per person covers pole, bait, tax, gear, and a derby ticket; coffee is provided on board.

What should I bring?

Bring lunch, wear boots or rubber‑soled shoes, bring a jacket and rain gear, seasick medicine if needed, sunglasses, a small cooler only, and cash for onboard fillet fees and to tip the deckhand.

How do I pay or reserve?

You must pay in full at the time of booking online; if you prefer to pay cash, call 360‑660‑5167 before making an online reservation.