Fishing on the Trinity River

The Trinity River begins in the rugged Trinity Alps and sleeps in two reservoirs before leaving Lewiston Dam and free flowing for hundreds of miles. Legendary for its salmon, steelhead, and trophy brown trout, the river’s fishing water is easily accessed from the lodge and anglers can begin casting at sunrise.

The Trinity River is arguably one of the finest steelhead streams in the West. Its runs of anadromous fish were nearly decimated when Trinity and Lewiston Dams were completed in the 1960s, but restoration efforts along the river (Trinity River Restoration Program) have brought the steelhead back by the thousands, and recent years on the Trinity have boasted some of the finest runs in decades. In addition to the steelhead, anglers on the Trinity River have the opportunity to hook into fresch Chinook and Coho salmon and ever sea-run brown trout. The Trinity also boast a large population of resident Brown & Rainbow trout.

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