klamath-river
Klamath River is a river in California.
It ranks #12 among the 17 waters of California in the registry, and is of national prominence.
Fished for steelhead, salmon and trout.
Species: steelhead, rainbow trout and chinook salmon.
USGS GNIS record: 266887.
It shares a watercourse with Smith River, California.
Iron Gate Dam (feature). It is fishable. Sources written when removal was pending; the Klamath dams have since been removed (outside these sources).
Happy Camp (access). It is fishable. Popular stretch from here to the ocean.
It is upstream of Weitchpec.
It is downstream of Hornbrook.
Hornbrook (access). It is fishable. Near where the river turns south.
It is upstream of Happy Camp.
Weitchpec (confluence). It is fishable. Trinity confluence; recorded on both waters.
It is downstream of Happy Camp.
Tree of Heaven Campground (access). It is fishable.
Sourced from 2 independent fly sites.
Sources: diyflyfishing.com, ecoangler.com and hatchmag.com.
Hatches
This is a steelhead and salmon fishery; it is not organised around insect hatches.
Access, closures and rules change; check with the state agency before you go.