Rick Cox reports on 11.7.18

Klamath River Report

The steelhead are here and the run of early fish has been very good. A lot of half pounders so far but there are definitely adults in the mix. 

Reports from the lower river indicate this strong start to the season will continue as more more fish enter the system. Fish are being taken on single handed and two handed rods swinging and on the bobber with...

Chuck Volckausen reports on 11.1.18

I found a fly rod in the Klamath River.  It looks brand new and it didn’t spend much time in the river.  Who ever lost this is bummed and I’m happy to return it to who ever can tell me the make and model of the rod and reel and the location it was lost.  

The Klamath River is pretty damn good right now. 

Steelhead are throughout the river. Conditions are good for...

Rick Cox of Wildwaters reports on 10.18.18

The Klamath River is having an incredible half pounder run throughout the system. Our guides report finding them from Happy Camp up to Iron Gate Dam. 

Also, some very nice adults can be found in with these pods hanging with their little brothers and sisters. 

Rick Cox reports on 9.28.18

The Klamath and Rogue River 

We experienced some double-digit days with a mix of half-pounders and adults. I don’t want to get too cocky but hang on to your...

Chuck Volckhausen reports on 9.6.18

The Hirz Fire is still burning up the McCloud arm from Shasta Lake.  The river is still open at The Nature Conservancy and above and the fishing is good if you can take the smoke.  Some days are worse than others. 

I’ve been fishing as far North as the Williamson and as far West as the lower Klamath. It’s hard to get out of the smoke. The fishing is good though.

John Rickard reports on 5.10.18

Klamath River / Below Iron Gate.

The Iron Gate float is providing some good fishing under the Jaydecator. Fish are being caught all day, the best is between 9 and 12 and again from 4 to dark. There are a few places to enjoy a walk n wade but, by far your best success will come from a drift boat. Big rubber legs and birds nest have been the ticket. 

We are days away...

Brandon Worthington reports on 5.3.18

Oregon Klamath

Some have only heard rumors of the fantastic fishing for healthy redband rainbows in the heart of a beautiful and rugged corner of Southern Oregon. A tailwater, Oregon’s Klamath River drains one of the most productive trout lakes on the planet, Klamath Lake. Consequently, it supports prolific insect activity, numerous baitfish species and robust...

Brandon Worthington reports on 5.3.18

Cal Klamath 

We have been swinging flies on the Klamath recently with good success as we look forward to some dry fly action in the coming months. We rarely see other anglers this time of year and enjoy the sound of running water, birds chirping and the quiet solitude. In spring, the fish are typically a mixture of small adult, half-pounder and juvenile...

Rick Cox reports on 4.12.18

Klamath

The Klamath River is going to be left alone by us for a little bit.  There are some fish to be caught but this is not a highlighted time on this river.  We will be back later in the Spring and early summer for some Salmon Flies.  Check back around June.

Rick Cox reports on 3.29.18

Klamath and Rogue River

Still finding steelhead as we charge up and down the coast and throughout Southern Oregon. Surprisingly some of the biggest fish make their charge up into the coastal rivers now and you have the chance of getting into a fish of a lifetime. Further inland you can find fish on the upper reaches of the Klamath and Rogue Rivers. This has been an...