The Fall/Winter Steelhead season on the Upper Klamath is beginning. The Salmon that have come to spawn have brought with them some nice hungry Steelhead. Back trolling small 3.0 Yakima bait company maglips souped up with Pro-Cure Carpspit or Bloody Tuna scent brought steady action the past two days. These are some hard fighting fish and it will only get...
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The extremely bright full moon phase we are currently in, slowed the Trout action yesterday at Shasta lake. The Trout are still feeding and holding deep in many of the same spots around the lake but because of the super bright full moon phase we are in it has allowed them to feed all night. We also had high winds moving through during...
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The fishing at McCloud reservoir is outstanding. The faster you can get your lines in the water the faster you can catch Trout. My clients Dennis and Roger got to experience the red hot bite yesterday. We had our limits in no time and quit counting around 50. The fish are not real big but fat and feisty. Trolling Sep's Dodgers...
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Shasta Lake trout continue to bite. Yesterday my client Jesse and found good action in multiple spots. The Trout still deep around a 100 feet but have begun move around a little more as they get ready to spawn. Sep's UV dodger with a shad imitation trailer lathered in Pro-Cure Carpspit was the best producing set up. The small mouth...
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Watch the video and look at the pictures. This is what I love about being.a fishing guide and what makes McCloud reservoir such a fantastic fishery. Family fun on the water does not get much better. Give me a call and lets get the kids hooked on fishing. Scott 530 905 0758 or email me at Scott@Caldwellfishing.com  ...
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Quality Kokanee are still biting at Whiskeytown but not for much longer. Yesterday, my client Greg and I went 13 for 17  on the Kokanee. They are still bright and the meat looks wonderful but they are definitely heading up the creeks to spawn. The bite was sporadic turning on an off as the morning turned to early afternoon. We caught fish...
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