Trinity River Fish Report for 2-25-2025
The release from Lewiston are still at 3,500 CFS
Trinity River - Douglas City, CA

by The Fly Shop
2-25-2025
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Just a quick update to report the release from Lewiston are still at 3,500 CFS and we have not heard when they plan to drop them.
The clarity of the upper river is okay, but we don't recommend anyone trying to fish when it is that high. We will keep checking for a schedule on dropping the river, and will let you know as soon as it is fishable again.
Trinity River Flows:
Trinity River Releases from Lewiston
Trinity River Flow at Pigeon Point
Shuttle Services:
• Bill & Caryl Dickens (Gold Coast Shuttle) at 530-623-1905
Access To the Trinity River
The Trinity has many publicly accessible areas with good wading opportunities during the steelhead season. Stop by the shop and we'd be happy to point you in the right direction.
Steelhead Fishing Can be Frustrating
These anadromous rainbow trout are known as the 'Fish of a Thousand Casts.' For good reason! The learning curve can be quite steep learning when and where to go, and what type of water to target. Our Professional Guide Staff has decades of experience guiding the Trinity River for steelhead. A day spent with one of our guides will get you up to speed much more quickly.
Recommended Equipment & Setups
Early Summer Run Steelhead on the Trinity River will take swung flies readily. Spey rods are becoming an increasingly popular method to swing flies. The Fly Shop's Signature Spey Rods are an economical way to get into a great Spey rig.
Hot Flies:
Nymphs/Wet Flies:
• Pat's RubberlegsBrown and Black, #4-8
• Mercer's Psycho Prince - #12-16
• TB Solitude Stone - #8
• Coppertop Duracell - #16
• Mercer's Gold Bead Biot Epoxy Golden Stone - #8-10
• Copper John Red - #10-14
More Reports
The Fly Shop Reports
for Tuesday, February 25th
Fall River: This spring should be a banger
McCloud River: The flows below Lake McCloud through Ash Camp are now just above 200 CFS
Pit River: Overall the flows are high, they are around 425 CFS on Pit 3 and over 6,000 CFS on Pit 4
The Fly Shop Reports
for Tuesday, February 18th
Hat Creek: This could be a decent afternoon venture with sunny skies
Sacramento River - Lower: Currently the releases from Keswick are 30,000 CFS and it is still projected to be 20,000 by Thursday the 20th
McCloud River: The flows below Lake McCloud through Ash Camp are now just above 200 CFS
Trinity River: Releases from Lewiston Dam remain at 3,500 CFS
Sacramento River - Upper: The current flows on the Delta Gage just above the lake are down to just above 2,000 CFS
Baum Lake: Baum Lake continues to produce stellar fishing
Shasta Lake: Still some great fishing for trout and bass on the big lake!
Lewiston Lake: Lewiston Lake Fishing Report
Manzanita Lake: The lake is still frozen
Pyramid Lake: The fishing continues to be solid at the salty pond, with good numbers of fish cruising the shorelines

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