If you’ve been putting way too many hours on the job and need to clear your mental desktop…. try something wild for a change. Learn the ropes of running whitewater rapids and captaining a raft.

February 9th – 15th

What a week!  We started out with an epic afternoon on the Pit River which during any other time of year would have been fantastic.  To experience catching fish after fish in the dead of winter was just too good to believe.  On an afternoon on the Upper Sac we did not have the epic proportions, finding fewer fish but all were sizable, most well into the teens.

This week the bite on the Klamath turned on for us as well, particularly when we swung flies, on a few runs we enjoyed multiple grabs. We are in the midst of prime time with increased water temps and spring like weather.  Just before the weekend, Scott and George found several fish including a couple brutes.

Find out why Mt. Shasta is one of the best peaks for backcountry skiing and riding in the country! The west and east sides of the mountain offer an extensive variety of terrain including decents of Shastina, Shasta’s sister peak. Four day in the Shasta backcountry includes instruction in snow camping as well as backcountry skiing and riding techniques, a ski desent from the summit is possible! All intermediate to advanced snowboarders, telemark, and Randonnee skier welcome.

Fly Fishing Guides in the Mount Shasta area have some of the most challenging wading on the planet.  Rivers including the Pit, McCloud and Upper Sacramento are located in canyons with steep gradients creating strong currents which combined with bowling ball sized slippery rocks offer a great testing ground for waders, boots and wading staffs.