FISHING​ & RAFTING

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Sport fishing is popular on the Klamath River, with salmon and steelhead trout being the most popular. The Klamath has been one of the most productive steelhead rivers on the West Coast of the USA.  To restore the salmon and the health of the river,  4 dams were removed in 2024, the biggest river restoration project in the world!  As a result, a biologist on the project is happy to report that the water testing is already showing improved health of the river.  We are eagerly awaiting the return of the salmon! 

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Beginning in late summer, great migrations of King Salmon (Chinook) make their way up the Klamath River back to their place of origin to lay their own eggs to complete the circle of life. Steelhead trout move upriver in the Fall, just after Salmon, to spawn. In the Spring, they make their way back downriver to the Pacific.​​

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Fish Pond:

While the river recovers, our younger guests enjoy fishing in our irrigation pond.  It is  a great place 

for practicing fly fishing as well.

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River Fishing :​

Before you get your line wet in the Klamath River, you will need a steelhead report card, a salmon card,                                                                            and your license.  Please only barbless hooks from Iron Gate Dam to the ocean.

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Boat Ramps and tent camping for rafters.   ​

With 4 small dams removed, new boat ramps are now in place for more river access.

Our Bulletin board has a map of new river rafting runs.

We have a small boat ramp East of owners residence, where rafters can also tent camp after they pull out of the river.

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Shuttles

We offer shuttles for our guests when we can.  Please inquire by email or leave us a message if you are interested.  

We also have some loaner kayaks, raft, or tubes.​​​​​​