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Kutzkey Guide Service
Kutzkey Fishing Guide has over 30 years experience fishing the Chetco River, Smith River, and Klamath River. We specialize in orthern California and Southern Oregon Rivers
Location:
4038 River Ct, Hornbrook, CA 96044, United StatesContact:
(530) 941-3474 kutzkeyfishing.comLocations
- Hornbrook, California
- Klamath River
- Smith River
Activities
- Adventure
- Fishing
- Fly Fishing
Featured Trips
Lower Klamath River Fishing
Klamath River boasts two separate runs of king salmon; Springers enter the river from mid-May through mid-July, and the fall run occurs from early August through late October. Klamath River salmon ave…Show more
Fishing at California
Klamath River Fishing
More steelhead is caught on the Klamath than on any other river on the West Coast due to its stable year round fishing conditions. An average sized Klamath steelhead is 3 1/2 to 5 pounds. There are a …Show more
For trout fishermen, the Klamath is a great place that is virtually unknown. In the spring the rainbows are plentiful, with 50 to 100 fish days not uncommon. The fly-fishing is great in May and June and gets even better when the salmon fly hatch is on. The trout average about 12 inches, with many over 3 pounds and I have landed them as big as 8 pounds.
The salmon is a very popular and hard fighting fish. The season is short, lasting only one month on the Upper Klamath. The average size of this powerful fish is in the 15-pound range.
Fishing at California
mith & Chetco River Fishing
Referred to as "Sister Rivers", The Chetco and Smith are short coastal streams. The beautiful Smith River located in the redwoods about 10 miles north of Crescent City. It produces some of the biggest…Show more
The Chetco, located just a few miles further north near Brookings Oregon, also produces some whoppers. Both rivers fluctuate with Winter & Spring rains. They are known for trophy fish, Chinook salmon ranging up to 50 lbs. and steelhead from 10 to 20 lbs. make quite a thrilling fishing experience.
Fishing at California
Nushagak River Fishing Alaska
I am a third generation guide with over 30 years experience. My grandfather Al Kutzkey was one of the first guides in California. He started his fishing lodge on the upper Klamath River in Hornbrook n…Show more
Fishing at California
Lower Klamath River Fishing
Klamath River boasts two separate runs of king salmon; Springers enter the river from mid-May through mid-July, and the fall run occurs from early August through late October. Klamath River salmon ave…Show more
Fishing at California
Klamath River Fishing
More steelhead is caught on the Klamath than on any other river on the West Coast due to its stable year round fishing conditions. An average sized Klamath steelhead is 3 1/2 to 5 pounds. There are a …Show more
For trout fishermen, the Klamath is a great place that is virtually unknown. In the spring the rainbows are plentiful, with 50 to 100 fish days not uncommon. The fly-fishing is great in May and June and gets even better when the salmon fly hatch is on. The trout average about 12 inches, with many over 3 pounds and I have landed them as big as 8 pounds.
The salmon is a very popular and hard fighting fish. The season is short, lasting only one month on the Upper Klamath. The average size of this powerful fish is in the 15-pound range.
Fishing at California
mith & Chetco River Fishing
Referred to as "Sister Rivers", The Chetco and Smith are short coastal streams. The beautiful Smith River located in the redwoods about 10 miles north of Crescent City. It produces some of the biggest…Show more
The Chetco, located just a few miles further north near Brookings Oregon, also produces some whoppers. Both rivers fluctuate with Winter & Spring rains. They are known for trophy fish, Chinook salmon ranging up to 50 lbs. and steelhead from 10 to 20 lbs. make quite a thrilling fishing experience.
Fishing at California
Nushagak River Fishing Alaska
I am a third generation guide with over 30 years experience. My grandfather Al Kutzkey was one of the first guides in California. He started his fishing lodge on the upper Klamath River in Hornbrook n…Show more
Fishing at California
Lower Klamath River Fishing
Klamath River boasts two separate runs of king salmon; Springers enter the river from mid-May through mid-July, and the fall run occurs from early August through late October. Klamath River salmon ave…Show more
Fishing at California
Klamath River Fishing
More steelhead is caught on the Klamath than on any other river on the West Coast due to its stable year round fishing conditions. An average sized Klamath steelhead is 3 1/2 to 5 pounds. There are a …Show more
For trout fishermen, the Klamath is a great place that is virtually unknown. In the spring the rainbows are plentiful, with 50 to 100 fish days not uncommon. The fly-fishing is great in May and June and gets even better when the salmon fly hatch is on. The trout average about 12 inches, with many over 3 pounds and I have landed them as big as 8 pounds.
The salmon is a very popular and hard fighting fish. The season is short, lasting only one month on the Upper Klamath. The average size of this powerful fish is in the 15-pound range.
Fishing at California
mith & Chetco River Fishing
Referred to as "Sister Rivers", The Chetco and Smith are short coastal streams. The beautiful Smith River located in the redwoods about 10 miles north of Crescent City. It produces some of the biggest…Show more
The Chetco, located just a few miles further north near Brookings Oregon, also produces some whoppers. Both rivers fluctuate with Winter & Spring rains. They are known for trophy fish, Chinook salmon ranging up to 50 lbs. and steelhead from 10 to 20 lbs. make quite a thrilling fishing experience.
Fishing at California