Northern California Guided Fishing

Locations & Rates

Choose your lake, explore the fishing experience, and head to the lake-specific page to view rates and request your trip.

Lake Shasta fishing trip with Ruth Sport Fishing

Year-Round Fishing With Big Lake Energy

Lake Shasta is one of Northern California’s most iconic fishing destinations, known for clear water, incredible scenery, and year-round fishing potential.

With miles of shoreline, mountain views, and a diverse fish population, Shasta is a great choice for families, new anglers, and experienced fishermen looking for a memorable day on the water.

About 10 miles north of Redding
Year-round fishing potential
Kokanee, & Rainbow Trout
Great scenery and big-water experience
Whiskeytown Lake fishing trip with Ruth Sport Fishing

Peaceful Water, Clear Views, Prime Kokanee Fishing

Whiskeytown Lake offers a peaceful, scenic fishing experience just outside Redding. Its clean, clear water makes it a strong habitat for Kokanee and a favorite choice for anglers who want a relaxed day on the lake.

Whether you are experienced or just learning, Whiskeytown is a great option for families, beginners, and anyone looking for a beautiful day outdoors without overcomplicating the adventure.

About 8 miles outside of Redding
Known for Kokanee fishing
Clear, clean mountain water
Relaxing trip for all skill levels

Fish Species Across Both Lakes

Every trip depends on the lake, season, water conditions, and what the fish decide to do because apparently they did not read the business plan. These are the key species Ruth Sport Fishing focuses on across Lake Shasta and Whiskeytown Lake.

Kokanee Salmon

A favorite at Whiskeytown and also found at Lake Shasta.

Rainbow Trout

A popular cold-water target and classic Northern California catch.

Brown Trout

Known for being a rewarding catch when conditions line up.

Chinook Salmon

A Lake Shasta highlight for anglers looking for salmon action.

Want to see rates or request a trip? Choose Lake Shasta or Whiskeytown above and head to the lake-specific page.