Sac River chrome in our nets today!

Sacramento River - Lower - Redding, CA (Shasta County)

Sac River chrome in our nets today!
Nice 16 lb King salmon caught today while fishing with Captain Jeff Goodwin
Photo Credit: JGGS Team.

by Jeff Goodwin
8-30-2019
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Today we had three boats fishing the Sacramento River and we all got our clients on some chrome King salmon action!  Not a hot bite, but the quality of todays fish indidcate some fresh fish entering the Corning area today.  We should see fresh fish every day for the next 4 weeks or so and by the time October arrives, we will be ready to move up river to the Anderson area below Battle Creeks, Coleman salmon hatchery.  We'll likely see big numbers of fish and I'm sure our reel drags will be pretty worn out before the season comes to an end in December.  October dates are limited but still available.  Its time to start looking at your November-December schedules and get on the books for our late fall King salmon trips.  Call (530) 510-2925 to reserve your date (s). Thank you!  


Jeff Goodwin is a full time Northern California fishing guide.  He guides year round for salmon, trout, steelhead, Kokanee, and bass on Northern California rivers and lakes. He fishes many bodies of water in the Redding area, but also guides the Sacramento River and Feather River during certain times of the year. Jeff can also be found on the California coast chasing ocean fresh King salmon and steelhead each year. To learn more about the fishing trips Jeff has to offer, please visit Jeff Goodwin's Guide Service.  You can also find him on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, or please feel free to call him anytime at (707) 616-1905.



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