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B.L.M. Large gravel parking lot, small boat launch, long pool w/some shallow areas. Difficult wading, best from anchored boat. 3 mi from Lewiston. |
Flat open area w/two deeper runs, plenty of room. All fishing available. Good parking. In Lewiston. |
Access along "Fly Fishing Only", catch and release area. Shallow waters, excellent mornings and evenings. Parking available, nearby camping and accommodations in Lewiston. |
Excellent long series on holes, riffles and runs. Trail fishing area ½ mi from corners of Goose Ranch Road and Schoolhouse Road. |
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It is no secret, Trinity County waters support fellow anglers with some of the finest and most diverse year 'round fishing in the lower 48. Many who have dialed in and are lucky enough to consistently experience the quality fishing, even refer to the Trinity's fisheries as a "Poor Man's New Zealand". The flip side of Trinity's high quality waters are that they hide their secrets very very well, often a major stumbling block to many newcomers and even advanced anglers. There is no "text book" approach to a better way for anglers to become tuned in with a particular fishery, than to hire a professional guide. By doing so, anglers will save an immense amount of time, eliminating guesswork, how, when and where, and a lot of trial and error. Success depends greatly on each anglers ability to listen, learn, and perform. In essence, the guide is attempting to fish through each angler based on what was taught and demonstrated. You can rest assured you will be fishing waters that offer strong promise. Ultimately, it will all come together with a well educated angler, tight line success, and most important, a friendship that inspires your to return. Herb Burton |
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Various holes at end of road. Take trail upstream to riffles. Limited parking and near impossible for larger vehicles. 2½ miles off hwy 299. | |
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Long, moderately deep pool with sloping banks and good wading. Riffles upstream. 2 miles off hwy 299. | |||
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Excellent salmon and steelhead area. Limited wading. Riffles downstream with limited access. Good parking near Indian Creek Motel. 1½ miles from Douglas City Bridge. 1½ miles off of Steel Bridge Road. |
Excellent fly fishing upstream in shallows. Good riffles downstream. River access is very rough. Access from post office is trail to river. Good parking. |
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Well marked on Lewiston Road and in Large Valley. Dirt road ¼mi to river. Excellent wading in shallow area. Downstream tailout, various riffles, fair parking. 2 miles off hwy 299, 2 miles from Goose Ranch Road. |
Salmon and steelhead, but difficult wading, if at all. Public access at end of fence. 2 miles off of hwy 299. |
Limited access for vehicles. Larger trucks and R.V. park near road. Take dirt road to river. Riffles and wading. Excellent in spring. Only ½ a mile from Douglas City. |
Riffles and runs are very easy to wade. Bank casting available. A short series of holes. Parking is available. |
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