Fishing this past Tuesday at Whiskeytown for Kokanee was excellent. We had steady action and ended up hooking well over 20 nice fat drag ripping Kokanee. We ended up putting 14 keepers in the box. The biggest was 17 inches and almost 2 pounds, it tipped scale at 1.8 pounds.  Kokanee fishing will only get better as we head into summer. If you...
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Over the years, I have often let the pictures from my trips speak for themselves . Lake Siskiyou pictures have been the main reason for the above statement. Simply put, if the fish and scenery pictures don't make you want to come and have a day on this fishery with me, then nothing will. Checkout the pictures and give me a call 530...
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Fishing reports are important, and fishing changes year after year to a point, but right now the last 20 days fishing at McCloud, Shasta, Siskiyou and Whiskeytown are historically what they should be this time of year and far from a bad choice.  All 4  of these bodies of water are kicking out great fish and not one is a bad choice. All the...
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You cannot catch fish, if you do not get out, and put your line in the water, then put the time in. Fishing for Brown and Rainbow Trout at Shasta and Sisikyou Lakes the past 10 days has been good to great. We had that crazy lunar event going on recently and that stuff has not really had much effect on my fishing trips...
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The weather has been all over the place lately wind, rain, snow and sun, welcome to spring in Northern California, with that said the fish are already wet and they still gotta eat, Shasta and Siskiyou Lakes both have some quality Brown an Rainbow Trout waiting to be harvested or released if you choose. Trolling the surface down to 35 feet has been...
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The past few days, Lake Siskiyou Camp Resort and Shasta Lake provided some fantastic Brown and Rainbow Trout fishing and "well" the scenery speaks for itself. What else needs to said? The Trout action at Shasta and Siskiyou Lakes has been pretty darn hard to beat. Simply check out the pictures for yourself. Trolling the surface down to 35 feet with...
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