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The Trinity Guide Co.Lower Sacremento Float
The Lower Sacramento River Rainbow is the base standard of what a wild Rainbow Tout is. The Lower Sacramento River is cold and pure, full of insects. No stressful winters reducing insect hatches to nil. Nope. There are insect hatches all spring, summer, and fall. And in the winter, the Rainbows of the Lower Sacramento eat BWO’s, Salmonfly Nymphs, Eggs, Salmon Fry, and the large volume of midges this river doles out. If you are having a tough fly fishing day on the Lower Sacramento, it’s probably because your flies or lures aren’t in the water long enough or the river flows have come up as they do in the spring (typically June).
Redding, California
$600.00
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Bug OutdoorsWALK&WADE TROUT
Full, or half day walk and wades for trout. The goal with these trips is time outside in a beautiful setting. As the name suggest these trips are more physically demanding, often requiring extended hiking, bush whacking and scrambling up and down steep riverbanks. That being said there are some amazing opportunity's to fish drys, nymphs and streamers to a variety of trout species.
Portland Oregon
$350.00
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FLY GYDEHumptulips River Fishing
The West Fork Humptulips River flows through the Olympic National Forest at the southwest corner of the Olympic Peninsula. The West Fork is outstanding habitat for anadromous fish, supporting runs of chinook, coho, chum, and steelhead. Healthy salmon runs make the Humptulips prime habitat for bald eagles as well.
Grays Harbor County, Washington, USA
$700.00
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Deadman's Guide ServiceMackenzie River Float
Welcome to the McKenzie River, where tradition meets adventure. Since the 1800s, anglers have been drawn to its pristine waters and legendary redside trout. Join Deadman's Guide Service for an unforgettable experience on the water, where we will make memories together in a drift boat, like anglers have done here for 200 years.
Eugene, OR
$400.00
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Making Memories: How My Dad Ignited My Love of Adventure
For many people, their first experience with the outdoors was shared with them by a friend or a family member. When that first seed is planted, what might have started as a way to kill time or fill up a weekend can turn into a hobby, a driving passion, or even a family legacy.
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Rivers of Missoula
Montana is experiencing a new surge in popularity as shows like Yellowstone entice viewers with sweeping views and gritty characters. Seriously, who wouldn’t want to fly fish those streams on Dutton Ranch?…
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Cicadapalooza
Do you know about Cicadapalooza? Well listen up, you don’t want to miss this! In this post, we learn from two industry experts and promoters, John Agricola and Matthew Carter, about how they will be taking advantage of this party.
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