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Low and slow on the Trinity!
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by Jeff Goodwin
11-7-2020
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The Trinity River near Weaverville, Ca. is holding a lot of steelhead right now and its only going to get better! Several days of rain in the forecast will surely kick the steelhead fishing into overdrive and we'll definitely see the flows increase to workable levels. Captain Justin Thompson had a trip today and although steelhead were caught, the river is barely navigable with the current flows. It concentrates the fish into the deeper holes, but dragging a drift boat over the shallow riffles to get from one section of the river to the next isn't much fun. It looks like that should be in our past very soon and we'll officially be starting the Trinity River steelhead season.
Capt. Jeff G.
Jeff Goodwin is a full time
Northern California fishing guide. He guides year round for salmon,
trout, steelhead, Kokanee, and bass on Northern California rivers and lakes. He
fishes many bodies of water in the Redding area, but also guides the Sacramento
River and Feather River during certain times of the year. Jeff can also be
found on the California coast chasing ocean fresh King salmon and steelhead
each year. To learn more about the fishing trips Jeff has to offer, please
visit Jeff Goodwin's Guide Service.
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