Williamson River Fly Fishing
The Williamson River is absolutely legendary for its incredible trout fishing, split into two exciting sections that each bring their own unique challenges and rewards! The lower section is where the action, with average catches of 3 to 6 pounds and the thrill of reeling in fish over 10 pounds! With a fantastic variety of hatches like Hexagenia, BWO's, PMD's, and Mahogany Duns, these fish are thriving in an amazing ecosystem, eagerly snatching up leeches and baitfish imitations. And don’t miss the upper section, where slightly smaller Redband Rainbow Trout and enthusiastic Brook Trout await, offering a peaceful and stunning walk-in fishing experience that’s best accessed by boat!
Williamson River Redband Trout
The redband trout found in the Williamson River is a remarkable and unique species of fish. It is distinguished by its striking red stripe that runs along its body and its ability to thrive in the cold and crystal-clear waters of the river. Anglers prize this trout for its challenging nature. Its ecological and cultural significance make it a highly species in the region.
