About Cameron Black at Gone Catchin' Guide Service
Cameron Black has been operating Gone Catchin’ Guide Service since 2004 but this wasn’t the beginning of his fishing career. From a young age growing up the banks of the East Fork of the Lewis, he’s always been chasing fish, especially the runs of salmon and steelhead.
After high school and through college Cameron worked with the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife as a Scientific Technician on the waters of the Columbia River and SW Washington tributaries.
Now he’s dedicated his life to guiding anglers in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska, and helping anglers along the way with Addicted Fishing.
Cameron participates as an advisor to the Washington Guide Association and is a member of the WDFW Guide Committee. He’s also a Director of the Hatchery-Wild-Coexist campaign, a campaign tasked with highlighting the importance of hatchery fish and brood stock programs with the Northwest.
Cameron operates his business alongside his wife of 17 years, Alexis, and his 2 children Paisley and Layden. You will often see Layden “deck handing” and helping clients catch fish on many of his trips.
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