Cancellation Policy:
Trips cancelled by the client outside of 30 days or trips canceled by the guide due to dangerous weather / brown water may use their deposit toward a rescheduled trip within one (1) calendar year of original fishing date. Trips cancelled by the client within 30 days will forfeit their deposit. No shows and trips cancelled by the client within 48 hours will be charged full price. See more details in attachment below.

Customer Equipment needs:

• A printed copy of your valid CA fishing license.
• Appropriate clothing and personal items for the daily outdoor conditions.
• If you do not have any or some of these items please let us know and we will be happy to assist you.
• Guide(s) will have extra rods and reels and all terminal tackle.

Food:
Guides will provide lunches. Please advise of any food restrictions. We recommend you bring a backpack and and enough water for  your day of fishing.

At Wild Waters Fly Fishing we pride ourselves in operating a year-round professional team of full-time fishing guides, and office staff.  When scheduling a fishing trip with us, we ask that you avoid rescheduling/canceling your fishing trips.  Below is our booking and cancellation policies. These policies reflect the rights of Wild Waters Fly Fishing and applies to all of our clients.  We understand that unforeseen circumstances may arise beyond your control, so we believe in a fair approach to cancellations. Our cancellation policy provides protection for the livelihoods of our guides and staff in the event that a scheduled work day is cancelled or rescheduled.  

Dangerous Weather Policy.

If the weather on the date of the trip is dangerous, which includes but not limited to, thunder, heavy lightening, dangerous water levels or other hazardous circumstances, you will have the option to reschedule your trip. In the case of a Top Shelf Trip. Wild Waters Fly Fishing must cover the cost of our lost expenses. *Rain is NOT CONSIDERED dangerous weather.

Brown Water and Blown Rivers Policy.

Due to decades of abuse our Western rivers are suspect to blowing out and becoming un-fishable during storm cycles. Only a Wild Waters Guide or representative can make the call of what is “un-fishable”. Because of this likelihood our profession demands a large range of rivers and watersheds to pick from. Wild Waters regularly guide every river between the Umpqua River in Oregon to the Eel River in Northern California and expect that a booked day of fishing results in a day on the water. If a reasonable alternative plan exist we expect that flexibility over a cancellation or rescheduling.