Just wrapping up what has been an epic steelhead season on the Klamath, Rogue, Trinity and coastal rivers.  There is certainly still some fishing to be had for these special brutes.  Up next we start segwaying into trout fishing on the Lower Sacramento and Upper Sacramento Rivers. Rick Cox of Wild Waters Fly Fishing is reporting good results on the Upper Sac running nymphs from Dunsmuir downstream to Lakehead. Hatches are not happening yet in any significant numbers but fish are looking up to BWO’s, caddis and March browns. The Lower Sac also is fishing well with nymph’s being the most productive, but some PMD and caddis dry fly action can be had. The upcoming spring weather makes this river an ideal place for you to spend a day or two or three. Reports from Anthony Carruesco, Jim Roberts, Chuck and John are all exciting and we look forward to a great spring.

The Fishermen’s Spot’s client Peter came up to catch some fish with us.

Carl Mogerley holding a nice Rogue River hatchery fish.

Another day at the office…

and another….

A short break from the fish and attempt on some lizards.  Good to see you out James and Rachel nice treat running into you guys.

Rogue River kicking down some nice cutthroat

and some steelhead too!

Back to work on the Lower Sac

First for everything… at least that I’ve seen, these boys swam across the Lower Sac.  Thats cold, and a long ass way to go.  Water Polo players, those of you watching, don’t try this at home.

Spey Rod fish, Rogue River!

Bobber Rod Fish, Rogue River!

A steelhead season winding down.  I’m strait up tired!  Drive, fish, have fun, sleep, wake up do it again.

This is what happens when your sleeping on the river!  Your buddy takes your picture then wakes you up for one of these.  Its a good life and the spring is just starting.

Upper Sac Starting To Produce

Hooked Up On USac

Upper Sac Rainbow Love