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Olympia Outfitters runs guided hunting and nature tours from their 18-foot flat-bottom drift boat on the rivers and waterways around Olympia, Washington. They focus on areas most traditional waterfowl craft can't reach—primarily freshwater rivers including the Black, Chehalis, Satsop, and Wynoochee....
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Olympia Outfitters runs guided hunting and nature tours from their 18-foot flat-bottom drift boat on the rivers and waterways around Olympia, Washington. They focus on areas most traditional waterfowl craft can't reach—primarily freshwater rivers including the Black, Chehalis, Satsop, and Wynoochee.
Their specialty is jump shooting and blind hunting over decoys. The drift boat setup lets them access productive stretches of water and set up blinds quickly to increase your odds of limiting out. They work year-round and welcome beginners with valid hunting licenses and hunter safety cards.
Cold weather with low cloud cover makes for the best hunting—they'll keep you warm and comfortable while you're on the water.
| Trip Type | Duration | Starting Price (1 person) |
|---|---|---|
| Quarter Day Nature Tour | ~2 hours | $80/person |
| Half Day Nature Tour | ~4 hours | $115/person |
| Full Day Nature Tour | ~6 hours | $145/person |
| Half Day Hunt | ~4 hours | $295/trip (single) |
| Full Day Hunt | ~6 hours | $450/trip (single) |
Hunting trips accommodate up to three people with two shooters rotating for safety. Non-hunters can join nature tours or hunts for modified pricing.
All tours include water, Gatorade, coffee, chips, and candy. Full-day trips add a sandwich (turkey, roast beef, or veggie) plus chips. Ten-liter drybags keep gear and valuables dry.
Olympia Outfitters can process your harvested game onsite for an additional fee, so you don't have to haul it yourself.
If you're new to hunting, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife offers hunter education classes (online or in-person). Olympia Outfitters has introduced numerous people to waterfowl hunting safely and enjoyably. Bring binoculars, duck calls, face paint, and a camera for the best experience. Cold-weather gear is essential—thermal underwear, gloves, and a warm jacket for winter floats.
Custom trips to other locations can be arranged. Contact them directly for pricing on specially requested outings.
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