TRAVEL

First things first…

You are going to need a Washington State freshwater Fishing License and catch card.

You are also going to want to bring appropriate clothing for the current weather conditions. Please assume it will be cooler than you expect and dress warm! You can always peel off layers as needed.
Bring your hat…
Pack some sun screen…
Grab a pair of sunglasses…
And why not toss in some rainwear, just in case.

And don’t forget your food and drinks for the day. This much fun can make a person really hungry! Also, alcohol is permitted, but please be responsible. We want to create all the right memories.

Last but not least. If you plan on taking your catch home, please bring a cooler. Carry on salmon is frowned upon by most airlines. Something about overhead storage smelling like fish and such???

Here are a few sites we think you need to know about if you are traveling to the area. Bookmark them… these are great!

Tri-Cities Airport

Our local airport is served by Delta, Alaska Air, United, Allegiant, and Avelo with flights to Seattle, San Francisco, Burbank, Minneapolis/St. Paul, Denver, Salt Lake City, Los Angeles, San Diego, Las Vegas and Phoenix-Mesa.

Homewood Suites

A great place to stay and with Howard Amon Park just a half-mile away this is on of our favorites. With many offerings such as connecting rooms, free hot breakfast, free parking, and an outdoor pool. They have it all!

TownePlace Suites

TownePlace Suites is another great stay in the Tri-Cities. It is centrally located near the Columbia River just off I-82 and minutes away from the Tri-Cities Airport, Pasco, WA.

Lu Lu Craft Bar and Kitchen

FROM THEIR WEBSITE: A modern feel with a sense of family and history. Everything at LU LU is prepared daily from scratch. Our menu features burgers, steaks and salads. We have 12 beers on tap, over 80 local wines and signature barrel-aged martinis!

Anthony’s at Columbia Point

FROM THEIR WEBSITE: Anthony’s at Columbia Point overlooks the Columbia Point Marina and sits adjacent to Richland’s Marina Park. Featuring fresh Northwest seafood, the view of the Columbia River provides a beautiful backdrop for a wonderful dining experience.

Atomic Ale Brewpub & Eatery

FROM THEIR WEBSITE: Tri-Cities 1st Brewpub & Wood-Fired Oven. Hand-Crafted Ales, Artisan Pizza. Fun Atmosphere. Local History. Lunch, Dinner, Takeout, Delivery. We believe dining should be a social experience; therefore, in place of televisions, table games are available.

Sterlings Famous Restaurant

FROM THEIR WEBSITE: Proudly serving the Tri City area and beyond for over 40 years. Since then, our mission has been to provide high-quality food for all those that wish to combine fun and enjoyable ambiance with skillful cooking into an extraordinary dining experience.