Fishing Guides in Auburn, Washington
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What's Biting in Auburn
3 species reported in the Auburn area. Here's when they're most active throughout the year.
What's Biting By Month
Month-by-Month Fishing in Auburn, WA
Fishing in Auburn in January
January is a slower stretch for fishing around Auburn — see the peak months above for better timing.
Fishing in Auburn in February
1 species is active in and around Auburn in February: Largemouth Bass. Book one of Auburn's 1 local guide to target them.
Fishing in Auburn in March
3 species are active in and around Auburn in March: Channel Catfish, Walleye, Largemouth Bass. Book one of Auburn's 1 local guide to target them.
Fishing in Auburn in April
3 species are active in and around Auburn in April: Channel Catfish, Walleye, Largemouth Bass. Book one of Auburn's 1 local guide to target them.
Fishing in Auburn in May
3 species are active in and around Auburn in May: Channel Catfish, Walleye, Largemouth Bass. Book one of Auburn's 1 local guide to target them.
Fishing in Auburn in June
3 species are active in and around Auburn in June: Channel Catfish, Walleye, Largemouth Bass. Book one of Auburn's 1 local guide to target them.
Fishing in Auburn in July
3 species are active in and around Auburn in July: Channel Catfish, Walleye, Largemouth Bass. Book one of Auburn's 1 local guide to target them.
Fishing in Auburn in August
1 species is active in and around Auburn in August: Channel Catfish. Book one of Auburn's 1 local guide to target them.
Fishing in Auburn in September
3 species are active in and around Auburn in September: Channel Catfish, Walleye, Largemouth Bass. Book one of Auburn's 1 local guide to target them.
Fishing in Auburn in October
3 species are active in and around Auburn in October: Channel Catfish, Walleye, Largemouth Bass. Book one of Auburn's 1 local guide to target them.
Fishing in Auburn in November
2 species are active in and around Auburn in November: Channel Catfish, Largemouth Bass. Book one of Auburn's 1 local guide to target them.
Fishing in Auburn in December
December is a slower stretch for fishing around Auburn — see the peak months above for better timing.
Fishing in Auburn
Auburn, Washington offers freshwater fishing with 3 species reported in the area and 1 local guide ready to take you out. The best months to fish are March, April, May, June.
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What You Can Catch in Auburn
Channel Catfish
If you're after whiskered giants in the Puget Sound region, Auburn, Washington offers some surprisingly good channel catfish opportunities. The Green River is your primary target here, holding a decent population of catfish that are often overlooked by anglers chasing salmon and steelhead.
Full channel catfish guide for Auburn →Largemouth Bass
Auburn, Washington, situated near the Green River and a number of smaller lakes, offers a convenient location for pursuing Largemouth Bass. While not a bass fishing mecca, several easily accessible lakes and ponds hold decent populations.
Full largemouth bass guide for Auburn →Walleye
Walleye fishing near Auburn, Washington requires venturing slightly further afield, as the immediate vicinity isn't known for this species. Anglers typically head east towards the Columbia River or Potholes Reservoir for better opportunities.
Full walleye guide for Auburn →Fisheries near Auburn
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