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McCloud Hall of Fame

One of the biggest browns we have ever seen, every cast these monsters should be in the back of your mind. A big fish on the McCloud is 16 inches but this was almost twice as long. Continue Reading →

Thank God for Lower Sac Rainbows

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Day after day this river kicks down some of the country’s largest native rainbows. Pat caught one

12.17.10 Cold Cold Morning. 21 degrees

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Here is Kevin on a Klamath river trip for http://www.ultimatehuntingandfishing.com

Though we farmed a lot of fish, it was good fishing.

Fun in the sun

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Blue skies shining on me, nothing but blue skies do I see.
I love having a client list that I can call last minute and have them take advantage of some good fishing and a blue sky forecast. Winter is a tough time for fishing guides, the weather can blow out rivers, be too cold to tie knots and only few clients are brave enough to fish all day in the cold, wet weather we steelheaders cherish. This father son duo had a great day and cant wait to come back. Plan your winter trip today. Continue Reading →

11.15.10 Good Bye McCloud

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I can’t wait until opener 2011.

11.1.10 Three Days, Three Rivers.

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We are so lucky to have so many options for Fall Fishing.

Thanks John see you in June.

10.29.10. redd raping.

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These fish are feeling the pain of the egg bite. This fish had injured lips from a previous battle. The fishing is insane but we have an obligation to these critters. Poor fellows just cant help themselves when salmon are dropping eggs. Take extra caution to limit the damage we do in our silly game. Continue Reading →

10.27.10 Klamath Fun

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After a few days of rough weather and lots of rain the Klamath went off with fantastic fishing, chrome bright fish and numbers too high to count…. Continue Reading →

Fall Fishing

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No time to keep up with postings when the fishing is this good. I’ve been having wonderful days on various rivers and urge you to come to our waters as soon as possible. Read More… Continue Reading →

8.29.10 What does a guide do after working 20 days on the river?

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A day of my own with my good buddy Chuck. Big Brown after Big Brown, might we know a secret?

8.25.10 First of many Father/Son trips.

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As most of you know, my favorite trips are father/son trips. I have always said the world would be a better place if all fathers took their sons fishing.

8.15-20.10 Six Great days on the McCloud.

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Fishing on the McCloud has been great but you have to work for it. I love it when a client is willing and able. Continue Reading →

Testimonials

“I am extremely picky about who I hire as a guide. I have hired many, and have only returned to one company over and over again – Wild Waters Fly Fishing.

Thanks to them, I feel comfortable fishing the McCloud on my own, confident that I will choose the right flies and find the feeding lanes. I feel safe with them. And I am a stronger fisher as a result of their teaching and patience. They focus on what the client wants out of the trip…very client focused.

I have learned incredible casting tricks for catching steelhead to get a perfect drift which makes even the pickiest fish bite.

I am a regular customer and would not go with any other company. Believe me, I researched guides for a while before I went with them years ago. I have been a regular customer ever since.

Regards, Happy Female Client”

“Fishing with John at Wild Waters is always a great experience. This trip focused on a day on the McCloud where John’s experience really paid off because he knew where all the big browns were hiding. The next day was all about Stealhead, floating the Klamath. Great fun and some nice fish. The last day was spent on some secret holes on the Upper Sacramento. Not only is John knowledgeable,(think fish whisperer), but he is patient and fun to spend long days on the water with. I highly endorse Wild Waters Fly Fishing Guide Services. I wouldn’t fish the Mt Shasta area without them.”

“Wild Waters offers an emmersion into the world of NorCal flyfishing that doesn’t come around very often. They not only were incredible teachers of technigue and fly selection, they were true sportsman with a depth of knowledge of the McCloud, the Klamath, and many other California rivers. They took me into a remote part of the McCloud that was tricky to hike into and wade through (an area that I would not be able to access on my own bc I’m an above the knee amputee), and they made it an experience of a lifetime standing side by side me through fast rapids, and sneaking up on boulders to scout good holes, and tweaking my casting technigue just enough to land dozens of rainbows. I will never fish with anyone else again in NorCal. I’m hooked on Wild Waters for the long term!”

“John and Chuck are incredible guides. Aside from being great guys, they couldn’t have been any more helpful as they took us from beginners to catching fish in a matter of minutes, with tips to remember for next time.”

“I’ve fished with the guys at Wild Waters a few times now (I think I’ve fished will all but one of their guides), and they have impressed me more and more each time. They know the water incredibly well, and it even feels like the know the individual fish sometimes. Plus they’re fun guys to fish with, and you can’t underestimate the value of that. Recommended without reservation.”

Wild Waters Fly Fishing

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Tag Archives: california trout

McCloud Hall of Fame

Thank God for Lower Sac Rainbows

12.17.10 Cold Cold Morning. 21 degrees

Fun in the sun

11.15.10 Good Bye McCloud

11.1.10 Three Days, Three Rivers.

10.29.10. redd raping.

10.27.10 Klamath Fun

Fall Fishing

8.29.10 What does a guide do after working 20 days on the river?

8.25.10 First of many Father/Son trips.

8.15-20.10 Six Great days on the McCloud.

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