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Olympic Peninsula Fishing Guides, list your service free/mo

Get your Olympic Peninsula fishing guide service in front of travelers already planning their trip. Steelhead, salmon, fly fishing, and saltwater charters on the Hoh, Sol Duc, Bogachiel, Calawah, Queets, Neah Bay, La Push, and Sekiu, free to list, 15% plus standard card processing, only on bookings we send you.

Why list with us instead of Viator / GetYourGuide

Free to list. 15% plus card processing, only when we bring you the booking.

15%
Booking commission

Viator takes 20–30% of every booking. GetYourGuide takes 30%. We take 15% plus standard card processing, and only of a booking that came through us. Nothing to list, and nothing in a month where we send you nobody.

$0
To list, always

Listing is free and stays free. There is no monthly fee and no charge at all in a month where we send you nobody

48h
Time to live

Submit your info, confirm your details, appear on every relevant ExplorOFF page within two business days.

Direct
Bookings to you

Travelers contact you direct, your email, your phone, your booking platform. We never sit between you and the customer.

The Olympic Peninsula fishery

We cover every river and charter port on the peninsula.

Your listing can target one river, one port, or all of them, one subscription covers your entire operation. We know the difference between a Sol Duc swung-fly trip and a Neah Bay halibut charter, and we route the right travelers to the right guides.

West-side rivers (steelhead, salmon, trout)

Hoh River

Winter & summer steelhead, chinook, coho, sea-run cutthroat, the biggest river on the west side.

Sol Duc River

Native steelhead, salmon, resident rainbow. Has produced some of the largest wild steelhead on record.

Bogachiel River

Most consistent winter steelhead river on the peninsula. Wild + hatchery runs.

Calawah River

Wild steelhead and sea-run cutthroat in a smaller, more wadeable river.

Queets River

Remote, drift-boat access only. Chinook and steelhead in untouched wilderness.

Quillayute system

The confluence of the Sol Duc, Bogachiel, and Calawah, exceptional steelhead water near La Push.

Saltwater charter ports

Neah Bay

Halibut, salmon (king & coho), lingcod, rockfish, deepwater Pacific charter port at the tip of the peninsula.

La Push

Salmon (chinook, coho), bottom fish, small but well-positioned charter port on the wilderness coast.

Sekiu

Salmon (chinook, coho), halibut, Strait of Juan de Fuca charters in calmer water than the open Pacific.

Simple pricing
15%+ card processing, per booking we send
  • ✓ Unlimited tours, boats, and rivers under one subscription
  • ✓ 15% plus card processing, only on bookings that came through us
  • ✓ Listed on every relevant itinerary and guide
  • ✓ Direct customer contact via your email or booking platform
  • ✓ Cancel anytime from your account dashboard
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Common questions from operators

What guides ask before they list.

How does ExplorOFF help my fishing guide service?+

We add your listing to the Olympic Peninsula itineraries and guides that travelers read while planning their trip, Olympic Peninsula Loop, Fly Fishing the Olympic Peninsula, Olympic Peninsula in Winter, and others. They contact you direct; you own the booking. Higher conversion than cold ad traffic because the visitor has already picked the destination.

What does it cost to list my Olympic Peninsula guide service?+

Nothing to list. We take 15% of a booking, plus standard card processing, only when that booking came through ExplorOFF. No setup fee, no monthly fee, no exit fee, and nothing at all in a month where we send you nobody. Bookings you win yourself are yours entirely.

Why not Viator, GetYourGuide, or Tripadvisor?+

They charge 20–30% commission on every booking. On a $500 steelhead day, that's $100–$150 off the top, every trip, forever. Our model: 15% plus standard card processing, and only on the bookings we actually send you. Well under their rate on the business we bring, and nothing on the business you already had.

Can I list multiple boats or multiple rivers?+

Yes. Each guide trip, boat, or charter is its own listing and all of them are free, so there is no reason to hold any of them back. List as many as you like across the Hoh, Sol Duc, Bogachiel, Calawah, Queets, and Quillayute, plus saltwater out of Neah Bay, La Push, or Sekiu.

How do bookings reach me?+

Direct. Travelers contact you via the email, phone, or booking platform link you provide on signup (FareHarbor, Peek, Squarespace, your own site, whatever you already use). ExplorOFF never sits between you and the customer.

What kind of fishing operator gets the most value?+

Independent USCG-licensed captains and licensed Washington guides running drift boats, walk-and-wade trips, or saltwater charters. Small operations (1–4 boats) see the most lift. National chains and tour aggregators aren't a fit, we feature independent operators only.

How long until I go live after signing up?+

Within 48 hours. You certify at signup that you hold your WA guide license, USCG documentation, and insurance; ExplorOFF does not verify credentials. We confirm your listing details, then add you to every relevant itinerary, guide, and fishing-guides resource page on ExplorOFF.

Do you require exclusivity?+

Never. List us alongside any other platform. Cancel any time from your account. We don't lock you in.

Half the commission, and only on the bookings we bring.

List your Olympic Peninsula fishing guide service on ExplorOFF free to list, with 15% plus standard card processing, only on the bookings we send you. You own every customer. Live in 48 hours.

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