5/30/19 -Tasty Browns and Rainbows are on the dinner menu with Chef Alain Guichard yesterday at Lake Siskiyou. Pretty good bite in the morning trolling plugs from the surface to 30 feet. The afternoon bite 8s mych slower. These fish are fat an fighting hard and ready for the dinner plate.  Give me a call 530 905 0758 or book online at...
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5/24/19 - When you stop counting you know it is a good day.  This is simple as long as you have a boat or hire me haha. A Silver Sep's Dodger and a whole threaded nightcrawler dipped in Pro-Cure Bloody garlic Tuna trolled slow in the main body will produce all day action. My guys caught and kept and caught released well over...
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5/21/19 - Catching a few dinner Browns on Lake Siskiyou with outdoor writers Carol Martens and Patrick Young thanks Kory Hayden (Discover Siskiyou and Siskiyou Economic Development) for hooking me up with these great people. Weather and snow melt has made fishing a little tougher over the last month. Up and down water levels, temperature drops, random weather fronts have all made...
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5/18/19 - It was another fine day with Al on the Klamath river. Al caught and released near 20 of these hard fighting footballs yesterday. We stuck to conventional gear due to the crazy wind that kept trying to blow me back up river. The fish didn't seem to care about the wind they were on the bite, and often...
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5/16/19 - Klamath River on fly, Al had great day catching and releasing 15 hard fighting Klamath fish, the Salmonfliies are moving around and the fish are beginning to feed on them, the annual salmonfly hatch is not far off and Klamath on the dry will begin, Awesome fun!! VIDEO FROM YESTERDAY'S TRIP  Give me a call if want to get your fly...
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5/15/19 - The weather threw a monkey wrench in yesterday's fishing plan, so RD Hooton an I decided to give the Klamath a try. It was a good choice, despite the wind. Randy caught and released close to 20 hard fighting silver bullets. It was my first trip on the Klamath in over 2 months. The high  Winter/Spring flows have...
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