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Trinity River Spey

Guide Andrew Harris releasing a Trinity River steelhead
Guided Spey-Only Trips
$650 for 1-2 Anglers
  • Mid-September through March
  • Raft Float Trip or Drive-In - all fishing is done while wading

If we were to design a river with great numbers of fish, a diversity of water types, natural beauty, dependable fishing conditions, and make it the perfect size for beginner spey casters, it would probably look a lot like the Trinity River. Steelhead hold in many water types on the Trinity that can be fished effectively with a two-handed rod. The river is small enough that even beginner spey casters can almost reach the far bank in a lot of prime runs. Every year we get dozens of spey anglers into their first spey rod steelhead ever on the Trinity. Experienced spey casters have a good shot at hooking multiple fish each day.

Trinity River Spey-Only Guide Team

Gino Bernero, Andreas Fuhrmann and Drew Griffith exclusively fish spey techniques on the Trinity River. Andrew Harris, Brian Kohlman and Peter Santley also do spey-only trips and combo nymph & spey trips on the Trinity River.

Lodging Recommendations

Weaverville and Lewiston are the closest options for anglers fishing the Trinity River. Please visit our Weaverville/Lewiston Info Page for ideas on lodging, logistics, and other activities in the area. Many of our guests also base their Trinity River trip out of Redding.

Trinity River Spey Gallery

Guide Leslie Ajari on the Trinity River
A guest with a Trinity River steelhead
We use rafts on some of the lower floats on the Trinity River
An angler with a chinook salmon on the Trinity River
Wading across a tailout on the Trinity River
A classic steelhead run near Willow Creek
Guide Drew Griffith fishing an enticing run
A Trinity steelhead caught on a spey rod
Some appealing water on the Trinity River
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