Reel Time Fishing Releases Clearwater River Steelhead Guide

Reel Time Fishing, based in Clarkston, WA, is happy to announce that they have recently published their Clearwater River Steelhead Guide on their website. The Clearwater River is a moderately shallow river that has gravel bars and a rocky structure, which makes it conducive for using drifting bait as the primary approach for fishing. Reel Time Fishing offers guided Steelhead fishing on the Clearwater and also on Grande Ronde and Snake Rivers.

Toby Wyatt, owner of Reel Time Fishing, says, “It is not uncommon for our guides to put your group onto 20 or more Steelhead in a day. Our six full time guides will cover a 40 mile section of river beginning in Lewiston, Idaho and extending into the town of Orofino, Idaho. We are one of the few outfitters who’s guides will fish every inch of this 40 miles of river, allowing for us to follow the fish around and have a strategic advantage in the early season when the fish are spread throughout the river system.”

While winding through the back country of Idaho, it is also possible to fish at the entrance of Hell’s Canyon on the Snake River for Steelhead that come out during the Fall and Winter seasons. Heller Bar Steelhead tend to be great fighters and can provide fishing enthusiasts the thrill of watching some acrobatic displays and long screaming runs. These Heller Bar Steelhead have an average weight of five to eight pounds, and occasionally a bigger 10 pound steelhead can be found. On such trips, the Heller Bar Fishing Guides from Reel Time Fishing will provide all of the gear that will be used to catch these Steelhead. They will also offer a barbecue shore lunch and will fillet some of the catch at the end of the day.

At this particular time of the year, with winter fast approaching, tens of thousands of fish are migrating to the Clearwater, Salmon, Snake, and Grande Ronde rivers and many other small tributaries, making it a busy time of the year for Reel Time Fishing. They usually run up to six boats and mostly fish the lower Clearwater River and the Snake River close to Heller Bar. This is because the area has the biggest concentration of Steelhead in the world, and the Steelhead season will last until April next year.

The fishing guides at Reel Time Fishing include Toby Wyatt, owner of Reel Time Fishing; Jim Carter, a licensed guide in the states of Washington, Idaho, Florida, Alaska, and Oregon; Jeff Aldrich, who became part of Reel Time Fishing in 2007; Shane Reynolds, a licensed guide in Idaho, Oregon, Washington, and Alaska; and Travis Wendt, who belongs to a family of fishermen.

Fishing enthusiasts who have used the fishing guides from Reel Time Fishing have mostly expressed their satisfaction through five-star reviews. They currently have an overall rating of 4.9 out of five stars, which means that most of the ratings provided have been five stars. For instance, Scott J. gave them five stars and said, “Always a pleasure to fish with Reel Time Fishing, especially with Travis! We are treated well in every way. We enjoy fishing a lot and are never disappointed in the days we spend with Reel Time and especially Travis. As always, thanks for another great day or two on the water doing what we love.”

Reel Time Fishing is owned and operated by Toby Wyatt, who is himself a fishing guide. They offer personalized fishing trips for Steelhead, Sturgeon, Smallmouth Bass, Salmon, Kokanee, and Walleye. Their fishing guide service is available in Oregon, Washington and Idaho on the Clearwater, Columbia, Grande Ronde, and Snake rivers and Dworshak Reservoir using both drift boats and power boats to guide people to the best fishing. Most of their fishing takes place out of Clarkston, WA and Lewiston, ID but Reel Time Boats can be seen anywhere in the Northwest.

People who are interested in booking fishing guides for Clearwater River Steelhead fishing from Reel Time Fishing can check out their website, or contact them on the telephone, or through email.