moderate
6–8 hours
Participants should have moderate physical fitness to handle standing, wading, and casting throughout the day.
Join AC Fly Fishing for an exciting full-day private trip on the scenic Upper Sacramento River. Catch vibrant rainbow trout while soaking in breathtaking views of Mt. Shasta and enjoy expert guidance tailored to your skill level.
All Ages • 7-8 hours • Private Guided Trip • Max of 12 Anglers
Experience the thrill of fishing on the stunning Upper Sacramento River, renowned for its vibrant rainbow trout and picturesque views of Mt. Shasta. This year-round catch-and-release adventure offers personalized guidance, delicious meals, and the chance to connect with nature in a pristine setting. Perfect for anglers seeking an unforgettable day on the water.
The Upper Sacramento River is a classic freestone stream, open year round to catch and release fishing. It originates below Lake Siskiyou in Mt. Shasta, winding its way south for nearly 35 miles before it empties into Lake Shasta. Anglers travel from all over the globe to wade the banks of this famed river and cast their flies in the shadow of Mt. Shasta. Located just thirty miles north of Redding, the Upper Sac is known for its breathtaking scenery and acrobatic, wild rainbow trout. This is an incredibly healthy river with strong hatches during the spring and summer months.
Polarized lenses help you spot fish beneath the water's surface and protect your eyes from glare.
Keep your gear and personal items dry while near or on the river.
Mosquitoes and other insects can be abundant, so pack repellent to stay comfortable.
Handle fish gently and use barbless hooks to support conservation efforts.
The Upper Sacramento River has long been a vital waterway for native tribes and pioneers, supporting communities with its rich fisheries.
AC Fly Fishing prioritizes sustainable practices by promoting catch-and-release and educating visitors about preserving river health.
Keep dry and comfortable when navigating the river during higher water conditions.
spring specific
Reduces glare to spot fish and protects your eyes from harmful UV rays.
Allows you to adjust to changing temperatures throughout the day.
fall specific
Prevents insect bites during warmer months, improving overall comfort.
summer specific