The broken record continues to play on the Klamath. Beautiful days catching hard fighting steely trout with great clients an friends. Backtrolling maglips and side casting rapalas have been the best methods for hooking up. Check out the pictures and enjoy give me a call 530 905 0758 or book online at Caldwellfishing.com  ...
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Brothers Tim and Steve Nally had a good natured Klamath Steely battle yesterday. The guys battled and traded the fish count lead all day while side drift casting rapalas dipped in atlas mikes herring gel. It was one of those type of days that makes you forget it is suppose to be winter. Often winter steelheading is about battling mother nature...
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Al rang in 2021 by ripping a lotta Klamath lips yesterday. Monday was a pretty wet day on the river. We caught fish but most were small,  but still fun and provided the action that made the wet day worth it. Tuesday was another story. The wet rainy weather stopped and the bigger fish turned on.  Al caught an released 20...
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First I would like to thank everyone who fished with me in 2020. Despite the difficulties of 2020 it was a amazing year. A lot of fantastic fish were caught, kept and released. Many of you shared with me how you prepared the fish when you got home and all of them looked soooo tasty. My last two trips if 2020 were...
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First time Klamath fishers  Gary ( 1st retirement trip) and John and 11- year old Andrew (fist father an son drift boat trip ever) made some pre Christmas fishing memories,  holiday steely smiles are the best.  My guys the past two day took advantage of the gorgeous December bluesky fishing weather. The mornings were pretty cold 25 to 35 degrees but...
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The past week on the Klamath has been great. Catching fish and enjoying the scenic piece an quiet, is the way the to finish out the year. My clients this past week had some first time experiences. First Steelhead, first time on the Klamath,  first time holding a fish, all good fun stuff. The weather has been holding steady with temperatures...
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