Yesterday, was a great start to Fall/Winter Steely/Trout season on the Klamath river. My client George caught an released 20 fish using a variety of methods; on the swing (double beaded stone), under the indicator (rubbed legged stone and copper copper jon) and back trolling the jetdiver garden hackle combo. I have dates available in November and December for these hard...
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Tasty day on Shasta Lake. Wade took home a few fat dinner bows as well as couple nice bass. All these hard fighting fishing were caught while trolling shad imitation plugs lathered in herring oil, at 95 feet. Speed was definently a major factor as most of the fish were caught at 2.3 mph. Caldwellfishing.com ...
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Fantastic day on the water, Bass, Salmon and Trout are on the menu tonight, trolling kokanee pattern plugs and spoons lathered in herring oil at 2.4 to 3.4 mph between 80 and 110 feet was the ticket - Caldwellfishing.com ...
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Another 4 year old grandson ruined. Grandma Terrie Johnson and Grandpa John  did what grandparents do best, they spoiled Luke with his first fishing trip. Luke caught his first Brown and Rainbow Trout, caught his first limit of Trout, had his first 30 plus fish day, held his first Trout and worm, and ate all the sugar an food an...
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Shasta Lake Bows and a couple of salmon will be on the dinner plate for Mike tonight.  Shasta Lake is kicking out some quality Trout and Salmon right now. The fish have been feeding on baby shad all summer, packing on  as much fat for the colder fall and winter months ahead. They are also hanging pretty deep, our bite zone was...
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It was definitely a Gulp kinda of day on Shasta Lake. Trolling Trinidad tackle 9 inch dodgers with Gulp minnow trailers between 80 and 110 feet at 2.5 mph had the Shasta Bows and Salmon gulping . Catching fish on Shasta Lake is all about going deep right now. Salmon and Trout can be caught are hanging below 80 feet. Spotted...
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