February/March Lower Sac Fly Fishing Report

• Exciting News from 530 OUTFITTERS!

  Attention all anglers! If you're looking for some adrenaline-pumping action and bent rods, look no further than the Lower Sacramento River! As our main river of guiding right now, this waterway in Northern California is must winter trout destination.

  Thanks to the abundance of rain and snow in the region, Lake Shasta has rapidly filled up, causing the Lower Sac to dance up and down with flows like a Yo-Yo. But guess what? The fish down below are not playing around—they are biting and ready to test your skills!

  Despite the ever-changing water levels, the Lower Sacramento River remains a top winter option for those seeking a memorable fishing experience. So grab your gear, pack your enthusiasm, and join us at 530 OUTFITTERS for an unforgettable journey on the wild and bountiful waters of the Lower Sac!

• Lower Sacramento Fly Fishing report:

  Current flows: 24,000 cfs and dropping

  Top of the menu: Eggs, Perdigons, Rubber Legs

  How’s the Fishing: Good!

• Looking ahead to March:

  March on the Lower Sacramento River

  In March, the Lower Sacramento River emerges as a top destination for anglers, thanks to its optimal weather and thriving fish population. With the arrival of warmer days, the river comes alive with abundant hatches. Transitioning from winter, we are greeted by caddis flies, mayflies, and stoneflies. Nymph fishing remains our go-to method on the Lower Sac, and we take pride in sharing our expertise to ensure a rewarding experience using various nymphing techniques.