Lake Oroville
Lake Oroville offers a unique Northern California fly-fishing experience surrounded by beautiful foothills, open water, and plenty of opportunities to explore. In the spring and early summer, spotted bass become active in the shallows, providing exciting fly-fishing action on streamers, poppers, and other flies.
A day on Oroville is about more than catching fish. It’s a chance to spend time outdoors, explore a beautiful landscape, and experience the excitement of chasing hard-fighting bass on a fly rod. Whether it’s your first time fly fishing or you’re an experienced angler, Lake Oroville provides a fun and memorable adventure for anglers of all ages and abilities.
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THE YUBA RIVER
Just north of Marysville on Highway 20, you will find some of the strongest fighting rainbows and steelhead found anywhere. On the Yuba River each and every fish tests the angler's abilities and gear. This river is a classic tailwater fishery with many techniques proving successful. Over the course of the year clients have the opportunity to throw dry flies, streamers, and nymphs. We spend equal time between wading and drifting the clear cold waters of the river.
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THE FEATHER RIVER
The Feather is California's most phenomenal Central Valley steelhead river. Below Lake Oroville, this tailwater is open all year long, but we focus on this fishery in the fall and spring. CastHope guides use drift boats to access the river between Oroville and Gridley.
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THE AMERICAN RIVER
The American is one of Northern California's most diverse fisheries right in the middle of a bustling town. The American hosts great populations of winter and spring steelhead, shad, and striper populations. Literally those that live in Sacrament can walk out their door almost any day of the year and fish for some something awesome.
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THE LOWER SACRAMENTO RIVER
The Lower Sac is California's best trout fishery. The cold consistent flows out of Lake Shasta create an ideal habitat for rainbow trout and steelhead to grow big and strong. Our guides use drift boats to access the riffles and runs between Redding and Red Bluff. With over 40 floatable miles, this tailwater is fishable almost every day of the year.
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