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Klamath River - October 1st, 2011
supplied by: SC Guide Service
RECORDED: 
72 °
FISHING: Excellent
Salmon fishing on the upper Klamath River has been off the chart. My clients over the last two days have hooked up 69 Salmon and landed 39. That is almost a 60% land ratio, which is not bad any time, and even better for first timers. Today, the weather was far from what we have been enjoying lately, Mother Nature let us have it with plenty of gusty winds. Those of you who have rowed a boat especially a drift boat know how fun a drift boat is in the wind, but that didn't stop the Salmon from taking our bait. Once again back trolling roe on a Luhr Jensen jet diver has been the hot ticket. We are seeing tons of small mini adult bucks right now in the 20 to 30 inch class with a few nice hens mixed in. The meat quality right now is outstanding on most of these fish right now which is a big plus.
***I have two days available next week, Monday October 3 and Saturday 8 if you would like to book a trip, call me at 530 905 0758.***
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Klamath River - September 29th, 2011
supplied by: SC Guide Service
RECORDED: 
90 °
FISHING: Excellent
Salmon fishing on the Klamath River was white hot today. My clients John and Mike of the LA area put on a fishing clinic, going 27 for 34, the guys also had double hook ups 5 times and just missed on a few others. It was Mike's first salmon trip on the Klamath River as well as the first salmon he's put in the net. John and Mike hooked every Salmon today while back trolling luhr jenson jet divers with roe, we never bothered to try bouncing bait or running kwikfish plugs. At one point during the trip we shot a video to see how long it would take to hook up another Salmon. That experience lasted all of two minutes and thirty seconds. The Salmon are in excellent shape, there were a lot of bright BBQ worthy fish caught today. The weather reached low 90's this afternoon but was nice and cool in morning. It is shaping up to be a banner year and we are just barely getting started.
***I have two days available next week, Monday October 3 and Saturday 8 if you would like to book a trip, call me at 530 905 0758.***
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Klamath River - September 28th, 2011
supplied by: SC Guide Service
RECORDED: 
80 °
FISHING: Excellent
It was a great day on the upper Klamath river. My friend Monique Dixon of Yreka landed 8 out of 13 Salmon today, all the fish were males and in the 24 to 30 inch class. We have seen quite a few Salmon move into the upper stretches of the river over the last few day making the bite much better today. We hooked all of today's Salmon by bouncing roe or running roe behind a Luhr Jenson Jet diver. The weather is fantastic with sunny cool mornings but warming to low the 80's by the afternoon.
***I have two days available next week, Monday October 3 and Saturday 8 if you would like to book a trip, call me at 530 905 0758.***
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Klamath River - September 25th, 2011
supplied by: SC Guide Service
RECORDED: 
68 °
FISHING: Good
Fishing was not to bad on Sunday for Salmon. My guys Bill and Rob both landed a Salmon. For Rob it was his first Salmon and for Bill it was his second, having landed his first on Saturday. As each day goes by more Salmon move up from the lower river into the upper river to spawn, as that happens the bite will steadily improve. Roe is the ticket for Salmon right now but as more fish move into the area Kwikfish will begin to produce some salmon as well.
***I have a some open days in October for Salmon as well as openings for Steelhead (Fly fishing or Plugs and Bait) check out my Calendar page to find the day that works for you ****
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Klamath River - September 24th, 2011
supplied by: SC Guide Service
RECORDED:
80 °
FISHING: Excellent
It was a great day on the Upper Klamath river fishing for early King Salmon and Steely Trout. My clients Bill and Rob fished for Steely Trout between the Salmon holes and landed close to 30 fish, the biggest weighing 5 pounds. Back-trolling a small jet diver and a whole threaded crawler in the faster water produced the majority of our Steely Trout. Bill took the honors of landing the first Salmon of the season while back-trolling roe on a diver. It was a small but very fresh 23 inch Buck. The guys will be back on the river tomorrow looking for more Salmon. I have some open days next week and in October for the Fall Salmon so checkout my Calendar page and give me call to get in on the action.
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Klamath River - September 7th, 2011
supplied by: Roe Outfitters Oregon Guide Klamath Falls Fly Shop
RECORDED:
0 °
FISHING: Good
Klamath River Keno Stretch - Will re-open on October 1st.
Klamath River below JC Boyle Dam - Fishing good
Swing Kiwi Muddlers early before dam outflow increases and fish hopper pantterns in the afternoon once water levels drop again. Nymphing under a strike indicator also has been working well.
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Klamath River - July 28th, 2011
supplied by: SC Guide Service
RECORDED:
85 °
FISHING: Excellent
Fishing on the Klamath, since the water level has come down to norma,l has been red hot for Trout and small Steelhead. My clients have been consistantly landing 20 plus fish per Trip. Back trolling hotshot worm combo or crawdad plug and swinging zonker flies have been producing Trout in the 8 to 20 inch range. Most of the fish have been in the 12 to 16 inch class weighing between half to 3 pounds. The river is in excellent shape after the high flows for the past 6 months. There has been very little pressure; I have yet to see more than two boats fishing other than myself. It looks as though the river will remain fishable for rest of the summer. It won’t be long before the Fall Salmon and Winter Steelhead seasons begin this September so it is time to book now to get in the great action, it’s shaping up to be one heck of year.
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Klamath River - July 10th, 2011
supplied by: SC Guide Service
RECORDED:
90 °
FISHING: Excellent
The Klamath River and McCloud Reservoir are fishing really well right now. My client Rob Karsh of Carmichael, CA. fished the Klamath River for two days and McCloud Reservoir for one day this past week. We started with the Klamath on Thursday and boated 17 Trout, and then on Friday we fished McCloud and boated 18 Trout (15 Rainbows and 3 Browns). On Saturday, we were heading back to the Klamath when Rob decided that 20 fish was the goal for the day. He said 20 sounded much better than 19 and he wanted to land a 20-inch fish as well. We drifted the river from the Irongate hatchery to the Fishhook restaurant and by lunchtime we boated 14 Trout and one 17-inch Steelhead. After lunch, we drifted down to the Klamathon Bridge looking for that 20 incher and 5 more Trout. Unfortunately, we fell short of the 20-inch mark, but had no trouble reaching the total of 20 for the day, and so on Trout number 20 (a fat 2-pounder) Rob said he was satisfied the goal was reached. We then enjoyed the rest of the drift just floating and checking out the scenery. The river is in excellent shape now after having been too high to fish since February with flows between 3000 and 5000 cfs. Currently, the flow is 1100 cfs and very clear. Plunking worms in the deeper holes and backtrolling rebel crawdad and hotshot worm combos were the most effective methods for catching fish on the river. We also backtrolled and swung zonkers landing a few fish. McCloud Reservoir has been fishing pretty well the last month trolling Seps dodgers with worms or flies and jigging buzzbombs made for easy limits. The weather is pretty warm now reaching high 80’s to mid 90’s but if you get an early start you can get in some good hours of fishing beating the heat.
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Klamath River - July 7th, 2011
supplied by: Roe Outfitters Oregon Guide Klamath Falls Fly Shop
FISHING: Good
on the Wild and scenic stretch of the Klamath use Caddis and Yellow Sally's in the evening as the water drops.
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Klamath River - June 28th, 2011
supplied by: Roe Outfitters Oregon Guide Klamath Falls Fly Shop
RECORDED: 
0 °
FISHING: Good
Klamath Wild and Scenic: the water is up, fishing with success in the morning and evenings using caddis patterns, both dry and nymphs.
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