Fishing Charters in Washington
Browse fishing charters in Washington that can help you catch lingcod.


San Juan Adventures
San Juan Adventures is your premier crabbing, shrimping and lingcod charter in Roche Harbor and Anacortes, Washington. To book a call us at (360) 661-5475.


High Life Charters
What to bring on your charter fishing trip. The HIGH LIFE specializes in catching Salmon, Rockfish, Lingcod, Tuna, and Halibut out of Westport, Washington.


Axis Charters
Transparent Seattle fishing charter prices & rates for salmon, lingcod and more on Puget Sound. Half-day or full-day. Book Axis Sport Fishing


R&R Fishing Charters
R&R Charters is celebrating its 28th year providing guided salmon, halibut & lingcod fishing charter trips throughout the San Juan Islands. Book online today!


Excel Fishing Charters
Excel Fishing Charters offers Washington’s finest saltwater fishing. We are at home offering you fishing for Salmon, Halibut, Lingcod, and Bottom fish.


Tyee Charters-Sport Fishing
Tyee Charters offers guided fishing trips from Seattle, WA to Puget Sound. We know all the best spots for catching salmon, lingcod, halibut, and steelhead. Click now for pricing and rates!
Best Time to Catch Lingcod
Lingcod can be caught year-round in Anderson Island. Right now in February, activity is low.
Seasonal Activity Chart

Lingcod
Anderson Island, Washington, offers a unique opportunity to target Lingcod in the protected waters of Puget Sound. This area boasts rocky reefs, kelp forests, and strong tidal currents, all of which provide ideal habitat for these ambush predators. The best time to fish for Lingcod around Anderson Island is typically during the spring and early summer months, before the water warms up too much. Jigging with large swimbaits or live bait near structure is a proven method. Be prepared for a strong fight, as Lingcod are notoriously powerful. A local tip: pay close attention to the tides and focus your efforts during periods of strong current, as this is when Lingcod are most active. The Fox Island Fishing Pier and the boat launch at Oro Bay provide good access points. Remember to consult the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife regulations for specific size limits, gear restrictions, and seasonal closures, as Lingcod populations are carefully managed.
How to Catch Lingcod
Lingcod Fishing Regulations in Washington
Open Season
Varies by marine area; check specific regulations
Daily Bag Limit
1 per day in most marine areas
Size Limit
26-36 inch slot limit in most marine areas
License Required
Saltwater fishing license
Specific marine areas have different seasons and regulations; consult the WDFW website or printed pamphlet.
⚠️ Always verify current regulations with the Washington state wildlife agency before fishing.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What's the best bait to use for Lingcod around Anderson Island?
Lingcod are aggressive predators and will hit a variety of lures and bait. Popular choices include large jigs, swimbaits, and live bait like herring or sand dabs.
What size Lingcod can I keep in Washington state waters near Anderson Island?
There's a slot limit for Lingcod in most marine areas around Anderson Island. You can keep Lingcod that are between 26 and 36 inches long.
When is Lingcod season open near Anderson Island?
Lingcod seasons vary by marine area in Washington. Be sure to check the specific regulations for the area you plan to fish before heading out, as closures can change.
What's the daily bag limit for Lingcod in the saltwater areas around Anderson Island?
The daily bag limit for Lingcod is typically 1 fish per person in most marine areas near Anderson Island. Always confirm current regulations before fishing.
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