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The fishing has been good on the Trinity River! The rain has arrived on the Trinity River in N. California! With more water coming down the river things are looking good. Steelhead have moved upriver into the Junction City, Douglas City and Lewiston areas of the Trinity River. 1-5 … Read More...
With low water and no rain The Trinity River is slow. Rain really allows steelhead to move up the system and get over nets on the lower river that mitigate healthy runs of fish through the entire watershed. All said, better days ahead once we get a good gushing of water. Expect to work hard for … Read More...
Fishing for trophy land-lock King Salmon on Trinity Lake can be very difficult. In this post, I will share some of my tactics used to find King Salmon that live in Trinity Lake. Trinity Lake is a mystery, a very large reservoir. Third largest in California. Trinity Lake storage capacity is 2,448,000 acre feet. That is "a lot" of water. Just an acre foot of water is equal to 325,851 U.S. gallons. Water from Trinity Lake is used to generate power and irrigate crops in California's Central Valley. Trinity Lake's main source is the upper Trinity River whose origins are in the Scott … Read More...
Kokanee fishing on Whiskeytown Lake is not just a summer thing! Looking for tactics on winter and early spring Kokanee fishing? On Whiskeytown Lake? Got them here! We are often told Kokanee fishing is over after the first rain. Not true. Although the trophy fish have headed up the creek to spawn next years fish, there are fish still out in the lake and with low pressure, we can get into great fishing and limits. I typically start Kokanee season fishing in early spring on Whiskeytown Lake. Well before the crowds of eager retired Kokanee junkies fill the boat ramps and RV camp … Read More...
Fishing for trophy land-lock King Salmon on Trinity Lake can be very difficult. In this post, I will share some of my tactics used to find King Salmon that live in Trinity Lake. Trinity Lake is a mystery, a very large reservoir. Third largest … [Read more]
Kokanee fishing on Whiskeytown Lake is not just a summer thing! Looking for tactics on winter and early spring Kokanee fishing? On Whiskeytown Lake? Got them here! We are often told Kokanee fishing is over after the first rain. Not true. … [Read more]
Getting Started: Fishing Whiskeytown Lake Over the course of the past 4 years I have become a regular face on Whiskeytown Lake. Kokanee fishing on Whiskeytown Lake can be a daunting task. There's times where only 10 yards away, another boat is … [Read more]
Beads work. More importantly they bring smiles. Ever wonder about the bead? Do they work? How and when to use them? In this blog we will talk a bit about the pegged bead. Weather your a die hard fly fishermen or a seasoned gear junkie the pegged … [Read more]
How To Not Be This Guy The boat ramp is a place that makes or brakes your day. It can set the tone for your trip and it can also end it before it begins. In this short "How To" I will discuss how to load and and unload your boat like a boss. I … [Read more]
Check out my latest fishing report and learn how I use bobbers to get anglers into Salmon and Steelhead all year long.. well almost all year! Read my report here! In this blog post I will discuss how to use a bobber to fish for salmon and … [Read more]
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