King / Chinook Salmon
 Available from July through September and November through February depending on the seasons set by the Washington State department of Fish and Wildlife.
 King Salmon are considered by many fishermen to be the premier Pacific Northwest Sport fish as well as one of the best for table fare. The King Salmon swimming in the pure Pacific waters just off of our dock don't come any bigger, brighter or fresher. King Salmon can be caught by Trolling, Mooching or jigging and are typically found within the top 30ft of the water in the early morning and then drop down to the 75ft to 125ft depths as the day progresses.
 

Silver/Coho Salmon
 Silver Salmon are most definitely the crowd pleasers. Silver Salmon along with the King Salmon are also one of the most coveted Sport Fish for Pacific Northwest anglers. Catching Silver Salmon is relatively simple. Trolling is by far the most popular method but just about any offering that flashes, wiggles, twitches and looks like a Herring or Candlefish will get grabbed by a ravenous Silver Salmon. Fly Fishing for Silver Salmon in the Saltwater is rapidly gaining in popularity and is definitely an exciting challenge. Silver Salmon are notorious jumpers and flashy, surface shattering battles ensue when one is hooked. The Silver Salmon around Neah Bay average a hefty 10 lbs by late August.
 

Halibut, Ling Cod and Black Rockfish
 Collectively and commonly  known as bottom fish.
Halibut are the no#1 species on the menu for most deep water anglers followed closely on the most wanted list by the toothy and tasty Ling Cod. Halibut range from 15lbs on up to 100+ lbs around the Neah Bay area and can get as big as 400lbs !!  Ling Cod average 6-10 lbs with "Ling's" in the 25lb+ range being caught on a regular basis from May through July. Halibut are typically caught in deep waters ranging from 140 ft to 400ft deep. Ling Cod can be caught just about anywhere from under our dock and the inshore kelp beds and on out to the deepest holes where the Halibut live.
Black Rockfish, Greenling, Canary Rock Cod and a variety of other tasty bottom fish are available throughout the summer and are easily caught on rubber grub tail jigs and various cut baits.