moderate
6–8 hours
Moderate fitness is recommended as the trip involves some standing, casting, and maneuvering float tubes or small boats.
Spend a day fishing for Spotted, Smallmouth, and Largemouth bass on Shasta Lake with expert guides. Perfect your Float & Fly skills while enjoying the beautiful scenery and delicious meals on this private trip.
All Ages • 7-8 hours • Private Guided Trip • Max of 12 Anglers
Experience an unforgettable day of bass fishing at Shasta Lake, nestled at the base of Mt. Shasta. With abundant Spotted, Smallmouth, and Largemouth bass, this adventure offers expert guidance, delicious meals, and the chance to master the popular Float & Fly technique. Perfect for anglers seeking a memorable fishing experience!
Sitting at the base of Mt. Shasta, the origin of the Lower Sac, is Shasta Lake. While the lake is the source of water for much of the state, it is also home to some of the countries best bass fishing. The lake has an abundant population of Spotted Bass and also some Smallmouth and Largemouth. With the recent popularization of Float & Fly fishing, a day on the lake can produce some impressive number of bass.
Polarized lenses help reduce glare on the water surface, making it easier to spot fish activity.
Mosquitoes and other insects can be active near Shasta Lake, especially during warm months.
The sun can be quite strong, so bring plenty of water to stay energized throughout your trip.
Weather near the lake can change quickly, so dressing in layers will keep you comfortable all day.
Shasta Lake was created in the 1940s following the damming of the Sacramento River, transforming the area into a prime reservoir and recreational site.
Local efforts focus on maintaining water quality and protecting native fish habitats, encouraging responsible catch-and-release practices.
Reduces glare for better visibility of fish and underwater structures.
summer specific
Helps stay comfortable with changing temperatures throughout the day.
spring specific
Keeps mosquitoes and biting insects at bay during warmer months.
summer specific
Protects hands from cold and improves grip when handling fish and equipment.
winter specific