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"One of the best kept secrets of California's Shasta Cascade region in northern California." This area is rich in diversity and serves as a crossroads natural for almost any outdoor recreational activity that can be conceived. Within an hour of Redding off I-5, either direction, one can experience inspiring snow peaks for anything from skiing, snow shoeing, hiking and dog sledding, rich, deep forests, open grassland, hills and even the ground the desert!
In this wonderland well preserved, there is no shortage of water activities as you have to try hard not to want to fall into the many lakes, such as Shasta, Whiskeytown, Almanor, Trinity, Oroville, Lewiston and Eagle, among many others that the Shasta Cascade has to offer. Besides the abundance of lake access, There is a veritable multitude of rivers that run through too. Famous Sacramento River gets its start in the beautiful Mount Shasta from the city and from there you can follow the whole way through the region as it grows and spreads. Trinity, Feather, McCloud, Pit, Susan and Klamath rivers also roam here and there through the majestic landscape of the 8 different municipalities that comprise the region.
With all that water, are not required to be fish and, in fact, the region of Shasta Cascade has some of the best fishing areas in the state. If you are fishing in a boat, or jump with both feet for a little fly fishing, the Shasta Cascade is the dream the fisherman! This year has been fantastic for trout and rainbow trout fishing with a daily limit at the bottom of Sacramento up to 15 trout per day! Take a look at Anderson River Park for a great place to sit along the river while enjoying the scenery of this lush and beautiful park. Do not forget to go through the service Al Brown's Guide to Anderson on the road.
There is an expert fisherman? Make it a weekend to remember dating one of the many professional and talented guides as the Salmon King Lodge of Red Bluff, where guides easily and can answer any question you can throw at them. If you are looking for something a little more off the road, lost in the beauty of Trinity County, while fish along the Trinity River. Dragonfly Outfitters in Weaverville will be very happy to help with the guides or last-minute supplies. Or, head north to Hat Creek, near Burney, stopping to see the impressive Burney Falls while you're at it. Redding is your stop for supplies and information with experts from The Fly Shop and AA Outdoor Adventures Sport Fishing.
Further north still is the isolated river where Scott can enjoy a fishing retreat at Sugar Creek Ranch where you can completely customize their experience with the weekend fishing, guides, meal plans and rent equipment. No fishing license required!
Still not quite what you're looking for? What's the rough waters of the Klamath River! There, the Marble Mountain Guest Ranch can take care of you with accommodation and meals and even the option of packhorse trips into the wilderness of marble Lakes where you can go in a floating tube guided fly fishing trip!
If you are a novice who enjoys the comforts of a full-service and satellite TV, or a fisherman, warlike, that wants nothing more than lost in the desert for a couple of days to sleep under the stars, the Shasta Cascade is your ticket. Whatever your preference, there is no shortage of options here!
For a weekly updated fishing report visit: http://www.ShastaCascade.com/fishing.
Amy Beth Beaver is a Tourism Information Specialist in the Shasta Cascade Region of Northern California. For a free visitor’s guide and other resources for traveling in this region visit http://www.shastacascade.com.
