The Feather River in California is known for two things: the excellent wild rainbow trout fishing it provides and its natural, scenic beauty. The section of the Feather River that we fish is from Clio/Graeagle, CA area, through "the canyon", to just below Cresta Dam. It all depends on the time of the year. Yes, that's a lot of water but that's what is so great about the Feather River! You will have plenty of areas to explore to find solitude, see amazing canyon views, and hook into awesome wild rainbow trout. We consider this river to be in the Lost Sierras of Plumas County and it's a awesome fishery. Historically, the Feather River basin was initially inhabited by the Maidu tribe, although there is evidence to suggest that the Paiute and Washoe tribes had settlements in the area before being driven out by white settlers. This is a freestone river so there is no dam to control the amount of water above Quincy. Some years, the water can maintain proper height and temperatures to fish into July. This is all dependent on the snowpack. We stop fishing this water shed when the water temps get to be around 65-67 degrees in the day(usually mid June) to leave the trout alone until the temps start to cool back down in mid September. Walk and wade trips consist of hiking on the river banks to find runs that hold fish. Waders and wading boots are suggested for most of the year but once the water gets warm enough, wet wading can be had.
Plumas County, CA, USA
$350.00
The Au Sable River, nestled in Michigan's northern lower peninsula, stands as a legendary fly fishing haven. Revered for its steady, spring-fed flow, the river guarantees consistent hatches and thriving wild trout populations. This pristine waterway is hailed as one of the finest brown trout fly fishing destinations east of the Rockies.
Au Sable River, MI
$400.00
Private 24' boat for up to 7 passengers. Trip will leave the dock in enough time to be anchored as close as legally allowed to the launch pad. View is direct line of sight and unobstructed. Other boats anchor in the area making for a fun, party atmosphere, filled with pre-launch excitement. After the launch, the time is still yours! Dolphin / sea turtle, bird watching / sightseeing, stop at an on-the water restaurant for a quick bite or beverage, fishing, swimming, snorkeling, etc.
South Padre Island, TX
$425.00
- New Brunswick’s Saint John River is quickly becoming known as a world class destination for trophy Musky! - Offering a mix of both action and size guests have a chance to hunt and catch the most elusive and revered freshwater sport fish - Ranging in length from 30” to 50”+ NB Muskies have garnered attention for their incredible girth/weight which can reach to 50lb + while 20-30lb fish are typical on the Saint John River - it's best to reach out to Marlon to plan out the details of to your trip. Marlon runs multiple boats with varying capacity to reach different sections of river. (20ft big river boat with 90hp, 16ft 40hp jet powered drift boat, 14ft small water 25hp jet john boat) -- June to December - all equipment provided - starting from $300 CAD - Perth, Woodstock, Fredericton NB -Ask about multiple guides for larger group trips
Fredericton, NB, Canada
$350.00
Sierra Nevada
Downingtown, PA
Kennesaw Georgia
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