Welcome to Redband Becoming Guide Service.

The greatest fishing adventure of your life awaits!

 

Just outside Klamath Falls, Oregon, reside the biggest fish you’ll ever try to get your hands around. Whether you are a novice angler or a master at the craft of fly fishing, the trophy native redband rainbow trout you catch here will leave you in utter disbelief.

With decades of experience in the Klamath Basin and Southern Oregon, we thrive on knowing the very best places to fish in our fruitful, nutrient-rich region. And more importantly, we know where these huge, wild, native trout concentrate throughout the different seasons.

Within close proximity resides the huge native redband rainbow trout of the Williamson River, consistently breaking the 20-inch mark and averaging 3-6 pounds.  Every year, we boat multiple 10-plus-pound fish. 

The tremendous brown trout of the passionate, slow-moving Wood River.

The spring-fed waters of Rocky Point on the west side of Upper Klamath Lake hold remarkable numbers of fish in the summer months. Some consider it the best stillwater trout fishery on the west coast. Come judge for yourself.

All these fish migrate from the warmer Upper Klamath Lake temperatures to seek refuge in these cool spring-fed waters, helping to concentrate and even the playing field with these wild, native giants.

Whether it’s swinging soft hackles on the Williamson River, stripping leeches on Upper Klamath Lake, or enjoying the scenic ride down the Wood River watching browns hammer hoppers, you’ll be doing it using the best gear available.

So book now with Redband Becoming Guide Service and let us provide the ultimate fishing experience.