Trinity River Adventure Inn~Fishing
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Fish a World Famous River
Imagine the feeling of your first steelhead
The Trinity River is home to a fantastic array of fish, including salmon, steelhead, German Brown trout and rainbow trout. Lewiston Lake and Trinity Lake
offer excellent fishing as well, and the tributaries are also very popular. Steelhead fly fishing on the Trinity is easily one of the most popular and addictive
forms of fishing and it's practiced with zeal by dedicated fishers. These people glory in the icy air and frigid waters of this winter sport, and little can compare
to the look on their faces when they catch their first steelhead. This falls somewhere in the same class as holding their first child; sometimes above it.
"As a long time Trinity River angler and guide, and the Director of Outfitters for The Fly Shop in Redding, I've had the opportunity over the years to visit many of the different motels, lodges, and cabins -- several of which have come and gone -- along the Trinity River. For sheer seclusion, access, and cozy, comfortable accommodations, the cabins at the Trinity River Adventure Inn are certainly among the best.
My wife Kerry and I [below], along with some friends, were fortunate enough to spend a couple of nights recently staying at the Trinity River Adventure Inn, specifically the Alpen Glow and Carriage House cabins. We enjoyed our stay immensely, spending much of our time simply relaxing and enjoying the beautiful scenery and tranquility of the Trinity River flowing just past the back deck. Of course, we made sure to wet a line, too, with some great success in the productive steelhead runs accessible only from the Trinity River Adventure Inn cabins.
For sheer seclusion, access, and cozy, comfortable accommodations, the cabins at the Trinity River Adventure Inn are certainly among the best. Steph's handiwork and painstaking care of the cabins is apparent, while I'm still savoring Heidi's crab dip on my taste buds weeks after the trip!"
Michael Caranci/The Fly Shop Redding, CA
FFF Certified Master Instructor/www.theflyshopcom
"Good Morning Heidi!
It was a great week we had and the fishing was at times slow but that is to be expected when steelhead fishing. We all caught and landed some steelhead and that made for a great trip. I have attached two pic's of fish caught on Thursday, not the biggest ones we caught but they are pretty.
Talk to you soon, Mike Balog/Nevada City, CA
[left to right: Dave Wallen, Bryan Balog/guide for The Fly Shop in Redding, Bryan again with dad Mike at right]
Here's a good article from the San Francisco Chronicle on Herb and the Trinity Fly Shop.
Ever watched salmon spawn? It's a fascinating dance of life and death.Click here to see & read about salmon spawning off our bank.
Check out these recommended guide services. Give us a call if you need more suggestions:
The Fly Shop (Redding, just off I-5): This is one of the big guns world wide for fly fishers. A class act all the way.
4140 Churn Creek Road, Redding, CA 96002
530.222.3555 www.theflyshop.com
Sac River Outfitters: A really popular outfitter whose guides often pick up their clients at our cabins. They love the vibe here.
1403 Edgewood Drive Redding, CA 96003
1.888.sacriver www.sacriveroutfitters.com
Steve's Trinity Guide Service: Several guests use Steve's and really speak well of him.
Call (530) 623-2112 or email: Steve@trinityfishing.com
There are a lot of different approaches to fishing, so it makes sense there are all kinds of guides out there. It's important to use guides who have permits for our waters. Here is the complete BLM List.
M. Caranci photo
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