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Best Washington rivers to fish or float this week

14 of 40 Washington gauges are Fishable/Floatable right now, meaning flow is within the range that gauge normally sees at this time of year. 26 are Too low and 0 are high or blown out.

Updated Oct 24, 2:37 PM PDT · USGS data, provisional

RiverDays in range (last 7)FlowVs. normal24 h
Cowlitz River at Castle Rock, WA7 of 74,150 cfs41st pct.● steady
Walla Walla River near Touchet, WA7 of 781.5 cfs63rd pct.▲ rising
Cedar River near Landsburg, WA7 of 7359 cfs37th pct.● steady
Green River near Auburn, WA7 of 7419 cfs36th pct.● steady
Lewis River at Ariel, WA7 of 72,550 cfs36th pct.● steady
Yakima River at Umtanum, WA7 of 7647 cfs30th pct.● steady
Yakima River at Kiona, WA7 of 72,010 cfs27th pct.● steady
Skokomish River near Potlatch, WA7 of 7327 cfs24th pct.● steady
Skagit River at Marblemount, WA7 of 73,470 cfs21st pct.● steady
Klickitat River near Pitt, WA7 of 7596 cfs16th pct.● steady
Skagit River near Mount Vernon, WA7 of 76,940 cfs16th pct.● steady
Chehalis River near Grand Mound, WA7 of 7243 cfs11th pct.● steady
Methow River at Winthrop, WA7 of 7206 cfs10th pct.● steady
Toutle River at Tower Road, near Silver Lake, WA4 of 7469 cfs25th pct.● steady

Sorted by days in range over the last 7 days, then by closeness to the date's median flow. Flow is only one input: check regulations, closures, weather and local reports. See all states and how to read a status.

All Washington rivers

Data from the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). Readings are provisional and subject to revision. Flowcast statuses are automated comparisons with each gauge's own history, not safety ratings or fishing reports. Check local conditions, weather, regulations and closures before you go. Rivers can change quickly.