moderate
4–5 hours
Participants should have basic endurance for walking over uneven terrain and standing for extended periods.
Experience the thrill of fly fishing on Hat Creek with expert guides and stunning landscapes. A perfect half-day adventure for trout enthusiasts in Burney, California.
Polarized lenses reduce glare and help you spot trout beneath the water’s surface.
Mornings and evenings can be chilly, so dress in layers to stay comfortable throughout the day.
Barbless hooks reduce harm to fish and comply with local conservation practices.
Some stream banks are rocky and slippery; sturdy boots with good traction are recommended.
Hat Creek flows through land historically inhabited by indigenous Wintun peoples and has been a vital fishing spot for generations.
Local guides emphasize catch-and-release and minimizing disturbance to protect trout populations and maintain water quality.
A properly sized fly rod and reel are necessary for targeting trout in varying stream conditions.
Helps maintain footing on slippery and rocky streambeds during fishing.
Reduces glare so anglers can better see fish and underwater structure.
summer specific
Allows for adaptability to changing temperatures and conditions along the river.
spring specific