Fishing
Fishing on all rivers, streams and lakes in the Klamath National Forest is regulated by the California Dept of Fish and Wildlife. A current valid California fishing license is required for all anglers over 16 years of age. Contact the Dept of Fish and Wildlife for fishing seasons, limits and bag limits.
Lake and Pond Fishing
Goosenest Ranger District
Happy Camp/Oak Knoll Ranger District
Salmon/Scott River Ranger District
Ice Fishing
Goosenest Ranger District
Salmon/Scott River Ranger District
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Ash Creek River Access
The entrance to Ash Creek River Access is a short dirt road to a small turn around. The ramp to the river is sand and not designed for trailers and RV's. There is limited parking. No facilities.
Big Flat Campground
Big Flat campground has 9 campsites, and access to many trails in the Trinity Alps Wilderness, including the Caribou Lakes. There is no potable water or garbage service provided, but there are vault…
Blue Heron River Access
Looking for a peaceful place to enjoy the Klamath River? The Blue Heron River Access Site offers a scenic and convenient gateway to one of Northern California’s most iconic waterways. Located…
Blue Nose River Access
This small access to the Klamath river is not signed on Hwy 96. It consists of a rough road to the water's edge and has no room for turn around or parking.
Brown Bear River Access
This popular fishing access has a gravel road to the water's edge. Dispersed camping is allowed and there is some shade. This nice river access was built with slide materials in cooperation with…
Cayuse River Access
Cayuse River Access consists of a large sand and gravel river bar and a gravel walking trail to the river. There is one picnic table and a public telephone in the parking area. This area is for day…
China Point River Access
The access road to China Point is not recommended for trailers or RV's. The steep one mile access road is partially paved to a large cobble bar. There is ample parking on the bar but very limited…
Coon Creek River Access
Parking for Coon Creek River Access is on Hwy 96. There is a paved access road to the water's edge but no room for turn around or parking. The Forest Service provides a portable toilet here in summer…
Curly Jack Campground
From Highway 96, turn left on Elk Creek Road and then right on Curly Jack Road.Apply online to be considered for the volunteer campground host position for Curly Jack campground at volunteer.gov, and…
Dillon Creek River Access
Parking for Dillon Creek River Access is on Hwy 96 across the road from the Dillon Creek Campground. Access the Klamath River by hiking down an undeveloped trail along the Dillon Creek. The…