| Guided Fly Fishing in Northern California
Our guide staff is comprised
of patient, hard-working professionals who work exclusively for
The Fly Shop®.
We are proud that after 30
years of fishing and guiding the waters of Northern California,
this is the most personable and talented team of guides that we've
ever had!
Our guides spend more time
on the water than anybody. Their ability to work together
and share information makes them a powerful and productive team,
with intimate knowledge of all of the North State's watersheds.
More importantly, our
guide
staff is comprised of patient instructors who can help make
a fantastic day on the water for anglers of all skill levels and
experience.
If you are interested in obtaining the services
of one of The Fly Shop’s excellent guides, please give us
a call, toll-free at 1-800-669-FISH (800-669-3474).
For more information
about our many different options for guided destinations in Northern
California, click on one of the links on the left or below.
Season
Year 'Round
Species
Rainbow Trout, Steelhead, Brown Trout, Shad
Destinations
Lower
Sacramento River, Upper
Sacramento River, Trinity
River, Klamath
River, Pit
River, McCloud
River, Hat
Creek, Fall
River, Feather
River, Yuba
River, and seasonal
Shad fishing.
Includes
Full Day guided trips
include 8-10 hours of guided fishing with lunch provided
Half Day guided trips
include 4-5 hours of guided fishing. (only available on select rivers)
Lodging
Lodging
in Redding
Reservations
To make a reservation, please
give us a call at 800-669-3474 during business hours any
day of the week. We can give you the answers you need or the detailed
explanations to questions you might have, or check on guide availability
and confirm your guide reservation in minutes.
If you prefer to correspond
on-line simply e-mail us at info@adventuresinflyfishing.com
and we will respond promptly.
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Lower Sacramento
River
has to be rated as among the best tailwater fisheries in the
country. The wild rainbows are big, tough, and plentiful,
and the river’s controlled flows result in near optimum
fishing conditions every day of the year.
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Upper Sacramento River
is now open all year and the past three years have had some
of the best fishing and biggest fish in decades. With nearly
40 miles of water that is easy to get to, there’s always
a good spot.
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Trinity River
is one of the finest fall and winter steelhead fisheries in
the west. The Fly Shop’s guides wrote the book on the
Trinity, and we’re adding new chapters every season.
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Klamath River
is famous for its fall “half pounders”
and winter run of adult steelhead, as well as fantastic stonefly hatches in June.
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Pit River
is now open year ‘round. This rugged, classic canyon
fishery has become a fast favorite in the early weeks (March/April)
of the season, and it’s a great summer and fall freestone
destination, too.
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McCloud River
rainbows are the most famous trout on Earth, and its hefty
browns are a reward for the angler willing to work into the
rugged river canyon water.
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Hat Creek
Is renowned for great hatches, selective rainbows, and the
proverbial chess game of fly fishing. It’s the most
challenging spring creek in the region.
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Fall River
is the largest spring creek in California, with phenomenal
mayfly hatches, limited access, and season-long action.
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Feather River
We target steelhead in the Feather River mainly in October
and November, when the fish are stacking up in the riffles
and redds below the spawning salmon.
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Yuba River
Although the Yuba River has healthy numbers of resident Trout
and Steelhead throughout the year, the often inconsistent
flows and conditions make spring the best time of the year
to target fish on dry flies.
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Seasonal Shad Fishing
Shad are known for their acrobatic battles and unwillingness
to ever quit fighting once hooked. These silver-sided fish
average 2-3 pounds, but are so strong they often feel more
like three or four times their size, as they run, jump, run,
jump, run, jump, thrash, thrash, thrash.
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