Warmer than normal rain this past week cause some snow melt and completely changed the Klamath over night.  A few days ago in the wee hours of the morning the Klamath flow was nearly double from the day before. That was quite a surprise putting the boat in that morning for sure. Then rising killed the bite that day. Having great clients...
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The good old Klamath continues to produce good times. Brad brought his Dad Steve up for his 65th birthday and despite mother nature and her wet ways the good old steady eddy Klamath made it happen. A couple wet days did not dampen our efforts on the river. Back trolling Maglips as slow as we could produced some quality action yesterday....
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It has been quite week plus. Later week was the Sacramento sportsman Expo which was awesome and thanks to everyone who came by booked trips and said hi!! Then it was rush home Sunday and back on water with my long client an friend John and his stepson Nic for an awesome 3 day cast and blast adventure. Ambushing Ducks and...
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My good friend and client Kerry made his annual journey from LA to get his Steely Ducking fix this past Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Once again the Klamath did not disappoint. She provided many an opportunity for Ducks, Geese and Steelhead. Stealthy floating and ambushing unsuspecting waterfowl is a fine art. Sneaking and floating a 17ft driftboat down a river so you...
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Always a good time with Al on the Klamath River, 2 days of awesome bent rod action, and beautiful blue Winter skies. Watch this 1 minute VIDEO from our time on river. Those of you that follow me on social media (Facebook and Instagram) or NorCal.FishReports.com know that I have been been on the Klamath River since September fishing  for Salmon,...
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1/5/20 - How do you top off a fantastic two days of fishing? You land a 25-inch Klamath Steelhead that smashed your Maglip so hard it nearly ripped the rod from your hand. You watch him rip line from your reel and do that Steelhead tail walk across the top of the water. You sweat a bit as he swims...
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