The Williamson and Sprague Rivers
These Rivers known for very large Rainbow Trout, which move into the river from Upper Klamath Lake. Five to ten pound trout are to be expected here with really big trout seen rolling. A professional Fly-fishing Guide is not mandatory but highly recommended.
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Upper Klamath and Agency Lakes are very large and not deep. Trout will congregate in one of many springs located in the lake. Using a local fly-fishing guide is a great way to find these springs and holding monster trout. Agency Lake Rainbow Trout Fly-fishing is a trophy trout fishery as is Klamath Lake Rainbow Trout Fly-fishing.
Klamath River
The Klamath National Forest provides public access to over 150 miles of
designated Scenic and Recreational Rivers that are open to fishing for
sea-run steelhead trout and salmon. Bank fishing opportunities are
almost limitless. Most of the main river corridors are accessed by
roads of varying quality, but actual access to the rivers may be
restricted by steep terrain in some places.
There are 38 river access points for rafts and kayaks on the Forest, and
many of them along the Klamath River are also suitable for drift boat
launching. However, it is advisable to check with our River Ranger
for more information concerning conditions and skill level required.
White water skills are necessary for river float trips because the river
can turn from mild to wild very quickly. Local guides and
outfitters are available to arrange a
safe and comfortable river trip
for you.