TRINITY RIVER

June 13, 2009    Headlines
  Trinity Springers Pushing Up


Steve Huber is back on the water and reports that spring run salmon are starting to show on the Trinity. On Friday 6-12 Steve called in to report that there are fish from Burnt Ranch to Douglas City with most running 8 to 12 pounds. Guide scores are currently running at one to two fish per day but will improve in the weeks ahead. They are getting them on kwikfish and back bounced eggs. There are some fresh steelies in the river also taking roe.
We expect incredible fall fishing this year on both the Trinity and the Klamath and will be writing about both rivers very often come August. You DON'T want to miss out on this year's fall salmon run on the lower Klamath. It could be one of the best years of the past few decades and may be the last for quite some time considering warm water on the coast and what a poor job is being done to manage our salmon fisheries. Steve will be running springer trips on the Trinity and is booking fall run salmon trips on the Klamath. Those trips will begin in mid August and are expected to book up quickly.


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For river status (low flow closure) updates from Fish and Game please call +1.707.442.4502 for the North coast and +1.707.944.5533 for Central coast streams. Be sure to check out the California Fish and Game regulations before you go. Regulations vary on every river and you need to pay attention to bait and hook restrictions. Due to winter closures on HWYs 5, 101 & 299 we recommend you check Caltrans road conditions as well.
 

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