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Dagur GudmundssonSurf and Turf
Fly fishing the surf in the morning, and switching to a freshwater lake for bass in the afternoon. A great way to see the best of both worlds.
Cayucos, CA 93430, USA
$500.00
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Brian FlintSacramento River (full day/fly fishing)
Join me for a full day float on the Lower Sacramento River for trophy Native Rainbow Trout! With beautiful views of both Mt. Lassen & Mt. Shasta, combined with one of the best tailwaters in the west, you get a full day of action & adventure. If you are not familiar with this river it’s known as the “Trout Factory” where the average fish can be in the 16-18” range with the possibility of landing a hatchery steelhead or wild steelhead. We get salmon in the fall and the trout get massive from devouring salmon eggs and many insects from the diverse menu of bugs! Double ups are a very common thing around here! This can be quite productive, & I will get you dialed in with my professional knowledge on this piece of water. -The trip covers 2 anglers, rods, flies, & tackle are included -cold drinks & deli style lunch -Typically fish for around 8-12 hours -meetup location Redding, Ca -Boat type, Clackacraft -Must bring fishing license/steelhead card 530-690-6636 for meetup address and time!
Redding, CA, USA
$600.00
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Alaska Rainbow AdventuresGoodnews River Multi-Day Float
July 22 to July 29~ Eight Days / Seven Nights July 31 to August 6~ Seven Days / Six Nights August 8 to 14~ Seven Days / Six Nights August 16 to 23~ Eight Days / Seven Nights August 25 to September 1~ Eight Days / Seven Nights The Goodnews River flows a relatively short sixty miles to the Bering Sea. from the Ahklun Mountains, some 395 miles from Anchorage. It is small enough to wade effectively and sight fish but large enough to float comfortably; having to float fewer miles also lends to a slower pace allowing for more wading opportunities than longer rivers. You will find some of Alaska's best fishing on the Goodnews, and our special use permit enables us to offer the best start dates. The Goodnews boasts impressive runs of all five species of Pacific Salmon, sea-run Dolly Varden, and resident Leopard Rainbows and Grayling. July offers the most variety of fishing, with King, Chum, Sockeye, and Pink Salmon, the latter returning in even-numbered years. As July fades and August arrives, the Coho or Silver Salmon show up; it is a time when bringing all five species of Pacific salmon to hand is not an improbable task. Resident species live throughout the river and follow the Salmon upriver as they prepare for their spawning rituals. Chrome bright Salmon, most still with sea lice, are the norm. These fish are fresh and feisty and will challenge your angling skills. As part of our Goodnews River program, we use tents made here in Alaska and designed for Alaska's extremes. These tents hold two anglers, have 6-foot ceilings, and come equipped with cots, chairs, and sleeping pads making for a relaxing place to retreat after a long day of fishing. Additionally, we have a custom-built communal gathering tent where meals are prepared and taken and a cozy place to hang out in bad weather. Experience safari-style camping and a menu that's a wilderness favorite, wake to a hearty breakfast and more great fishing with our experienced guides. Help to make, and break camp is appreciated. We utilize one guide for every two anglers while floating the river in custom-built rafts, each equipped with custom frames with front and rear seating. The group will settle into different campsites each night, and each stop will provide quality fishing opportunities. The Goodnews River traverses just a portion of the 4.7 million-acre Togiak National Wildlife Refuge. We encourage our guests to respect the refuge's natural heritage, resources, and the people who reside there. We designed our trips to do just that and strive to provide our guests with minimal-impact back-country adventures that are educational and enjoyable.
Bristol Bay Borough, AK, USA
$6,995.00
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Jay Gee OutdoorsSan Marcos Upper-Mid Float
Launching at scouts camp just south of the city of San Marcos, and taking out at skulls crossing. This is one of the more popular routes people fish. With a healthy mix of rapid sections and bigger slow moving areas this section has a lot of variety and holds really good quality fish. There are some spots I recommend wading but it’s not a necessity. The Guadalupe bass and smallmouth are the main target around rapid sections and moving water. While largemouth and gar are usually holding around pools. Summer time this is a place you want to fish the morning due to tubers. This section is also great during the white bass run.
San Marcos, TX, USA
$250.00
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