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Sacramento
River Fishing| Whiskeytown Lake Fishing| Shasta
Lake Fishing | Trinity Lake
Baum Lake |Fishing Guides | Mariinas | Licenses & Regulatiions Northern California's popular lakes, rivers and streams provide an angling haven for both beginners and experienced fisherman who travel to the Redding area from all over the west for a Northern California Fishing experience.
Sacaramento River Upper Sacarmento River - Considered one of the 10 best places to fish in the world for wild rainbow trout drawing fisherman from all over the west. Don't be surprised if you catch rainbows of up to 20 inches in length. Lower
Sacramento River is by far our favorite spot on the
river to fish. We've found that the best fishing spot with
the biggest rainbow trout runs right through Redding and is
located near Caldwell Park. Other fish that you can catch depending
on the time of year is chinook salmon, sturgeon, shad and striped
bass. Check or page on Marinas for boat ramp access. Trinity Lake and Trinity River Trinity Lake is the largest man made reservoir in the area and has been designated as one of the states best smallmouth bass lakes, especially during the spring and summer. Other types of fish that can be caught are catfish, chinoock salmon, ranibow and brown trout and kokanee. Famous
for it's fall and winter steelhead, the Trinity River also offers
opportunities for both conventional and fly fishing. The Steelhead
runs both summer and winter. Chinook Salmon offers spring and
fall runs. To plan your Trinity fishing trip, click
here to download a Trinity Lake and Trinity River fishing guide
regarding seasons and access to the lake. Professional Guide
services are available. Refer to our web page on guides. Whiskeytown
Lake, located just eight miles west of Redding, hosts some of
the biggest kokanee in the West which can grow to more than 20
inches in length. The DFG has planted streams, ponds and mountain
lakes with thousands of rainbow and brook trout for the many
fisherman who come to fish in this beautiful lake. It's
possible to fish for bass year round at Shasta Lake with Spotted
Bass being the most common. Catfish is good during the summer
months and varieties caught are Channel Catfish, White Catfish
and Bullheads. In addition to the trophy-sized bass you can also
catch cold-water fish like King salmon, German brown trout and
sturgeon. To plan your fishing trip to Shasta Lake, click
here to download a fishing guide regarding seasons and access
to the lake. Professional guide services are available. Refer
to our web page on guides. |
