Purchasing a Membership

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Membership Dues

Annual Membership dues are $500 per year.
Members may select either one or more exclusive weeks at either Bollibokka’s ‘Club House & Rock House’ or the ‘Way Station’, or both for the modest, corresponding fee.

Members also qualify for a discount purchase privilege at The Fly Shop, and an invitation to the annual members-only luncheon.

Bollibokka Club memberships are perfect for individuals, groups of friends, corporations, companies, clubs, or organizations. The Club's isolated setting is a terrific place to establish, build, and reinforce friendships and relationships.

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Membership Fees

Clubhouse and Rock House - $7,000 per week

The Club House and Rock House are packaged together as the main angling compound at Bollibokka. The historic "Clubhouse" was built in the 1920's. It has five bedrooms and sleeps ten guests. Adjoining the Clubhouse is the Log Cabin (circa 1860), which is the historic dining room and fully-equipped country kitchen. Across the rolling lawn, the Rock House perches on the shoulder of the McCloud riverbank. The Rock House cottage has two bedrooms that sleeps four more guests and a small kitchen, dining area, and small living room.

Together the Clubhouse and Rock House will accommodate up to fourteen guests, but the compound is limited to no more than ten fishermen on their "beat" at any one time. A member selecting a week at the Clubhouse & Rock House may bring as many as fourteen guests, (but no more than ten anglers), at any one time during their exclusive week at the Bollibokka Club.

Their beat covers more than five miles of the McCloud - from Shasta Lake up to Chatterdown Creek - and is a breathtaking series of broad riffles, deep tail-outs, pools, and pocket water. Angling is limited to fly fishing only, and is exclusively catch-and-release.

Members arrive with their guests on Wednesdays of each 5-night and 6-day fishing week then depart the following Monday evening. (Visit the "lodging" portion of this website for a full description of the compound and the "Itinerary" for a typical model week).

Dining options at Bollibokka are a reflection of each member's preference. Members and their guests may elect to handle their own meals and menu or opt to use the Club staff for a fee. Bollibokka has a staff available for menu planning, shopping, cooking and clean-up. Alternatively, members and their guests may choose to do their own cooking. The kitchens are fully equipped and stocked with condiments, and there are barbecues and smokers, along with a dishwasher in every kitchen.

Guests provide their own housekeeping during their stay. All the beds are freshly made prior to arrival and towels are provided for each guest. The facility is cleaned on the Tuesday after departure.

The Way Station - $4,200 per week

The ‘WayStation’ is located five miles upriver from the Clubhouse. It was built in the early 1970's by a master German craftsman, and features mortise and tenon joinery and open beam construction, conveniently perched on a rock outcrop overlooking a deep emerald pool full of wild McCloud River rainbow and brown trout. The Way Station sleeps six and has its own fully-equipped kitchen, dining room, and living room. The dining, housekeeping and itinerary are identical to the Clubhouse compound. There is a separate housekeeping and dining room staff available at the Way Station when it is used independently from the Clubhouse.

While the Way Station accommodates six, members choosing the Way Station are asked to limit their party to no more than four fishermen on their "beat"which includes the spectacular, rough-and-tumble, upper two+ miles of the Bollibokka Club.

Members may also choose both beats and to utilize all the facilities and angling on the Bollibokka Club for the combined fee. Members are welcome to limit the number of fishermen or non-fishing guests to as few as they wish. It is, after all, their club for the week.

By any standard, a Bollibokka Club membership is a terrific value. The pro-rated cost of a member and guests at the club is about $800 each for the abbreviated week. Consider that for that price, members and their guests have exclusive access to one of the most pristine private fishing properties in California. Admittedly, it is no Holiday Inn in the woods. Its rustic nature is a definite part of the attraction, and the Bollibokka Club membership has included some of the angling elite in the 105 years that it has been off-limits to the public.

Fly fishing guides can also be arranged through The Fly Shop, to share some of their expertise on the McCloud River with members and their guests.

Dog pens are provided at both the Clubhouse and Way Station, but no pets permitted in the cabins at any time.

If you are considering a membership, please give us a call at 800-669-3474 during business hours any day of the week. We will answer any questions you may have and let you know what the calendar openings are for the Bollibokka Club season, and confirm your membership and dates in just minutes. Members annually select their week at either the Club House & Rock House or the Way Station, or both. Scheduling preference is given to established members, but the entire season can be terrific on the McCloud.

Memberships and fees may be paid for by check or credit card. A 50% deposit for reserved weeks is required with the reservation, and the final 50% payment is due 60 days prior to arrival. Housekeeping, menu planning, shopping and dining options are handled independently with the Bollibokka staff. Guide Service is handled separately with either The Fly Shop, or the individual guide.
If you prefer to correspond on-line simply email us at info@adventuresinflyfishing.com and we will respond promptly.