Rivers

The rivers we currently guide are the classic valley rivers of Northern California – the mighty Lower Sacramento, the wild Yuba River and the sleepy Feather River.

The Lower Sac is a truly remarkable fishery. With an average length of 14 inches, that weigh a 1½ pounds, the fish are strong! With 18-26-inch fish being prevalent – it’s no wonder the Lower Sac has a repetition of one of the best “Blue Ribbon” trout rivers in the West.

The Feather River is a small river with flows in the “Low Flow” section only reaching 800cfs. This small river is perfect for anglers who want to get out of the Driftboat and wade. Steelhead fishing in the Feather can be simply “off the hook” with anglers hooking up numerous times and landing some truly amazing aerobatic fish.

The Yuba is a truly magical wild trout fishery located right here in Northern California. The river is blessed with stones, caddis, mayflies and great wild salmon and steelhead runs. I love guiding this river for one reason only - each fish is a wonderful wild fish!

The valley rivers are cold water tailwater fisheries that produce fish all year long, a must for any angler.



 Lower Sacramento River

The Feather River