Welcome to the Steelhead Trout Club of Washington web site. Our goal is to provide you with information about steelhead fishing from tips and techniques to political and regulatory issues. We hope to provide you with information that will help you enjoy Washington's steelhead resource and alert you to important information affecting your ability to enjoy that resource.
Our website is growing with regular content additions. We have steelhead photo and video galleries, a growing list of articles on steelhead fishing techniques, book recommendations, and steelhead recipes. Our resouce section has the information you need to plan your next river fishing trip for steelhead.
We do not have a chat area or post fishing reports, but we do have fishing reports at our regular meetings - so drop on by. If you have a comment about the site, please e-mail us at,
Steelheadclub_gmail.com.
Founded in 1928, STCW is the oldest active outdoor sports club in the state. We have been active in steelhead issues for over 80 years. We have been active in many enhancement and conservation activities and have fought against development that threatens the steelhead resource. You can find out more at About Us.
Next Meeting
6:00 PM February 7, 2012
Orient Express
(This meeting is "off" our regular schedule to avoid conflics with Valentines Day)
We meet on the second Tuesday of the Month at 6:00 PM, in Seattle's SODO district. You are welcome to join us. Check the Meetings page for location, map and program details.
Recent Updates Log
New Contentent Added 1/16
Added 1/12/16
New Tip - Double Hook Bait Trailer Shrimp Rig
Resources/Habitat - Salmon Creek Estuary Restoration (Discovery Bay) Buried in saw dust for 50 years - Study
Videos- (page 4) Small Hydro Parody, Salmon Creek Estuary
Awards Banquet Photos are up -Thank you Ken and Mark
Added 1/12/12
Articles - New material and graphs for the South Fork Skykomish and the Wild Summer Run Study, a piece on Hoh River Management
Resources - Added Catch Codes to the Resource page - even though our site is not overly mobile friendly, android users (at least) should be able to get to these in the field easier than hunting up the WDFW PDF, if they venture into the field without their codes.
More Pics - Thanks Terry, Kyle, Al and Chris
News - A few updates (finally)
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