Trinity River Adventures base of operations is outside of Lewiston California, seven miles below Lewiston Lake on the banks of the beautiful Trinity River. The Trinity River starts at over 8000 ft. in the Trinity Alps, and winds its way down to Trinity Lake, formed by Trinity dam. The lake is about 30 miles long and has over 300 miles of jagged fingered alpine shoreline. Trinity Lake then empties its water into Lewiston Lake created by Lewiston Dam, a long narrow 7 mile lake that will remind you of a big spring creek; it actually has a current running through it. Below Lewiston dam is the new head waters of the famous Trinity River.

We guide the Trinity River from the fly water at the base of Lewiston Dam to the Hoopa reservation 90 miles downriver. The Trinity is one of the most pristine river wildernesses on the west coast, world famous for its large steelhead runs. (People can't believe they are actually in California). Along this 90 mile stretch of water we have two dozen access points where we can get in and out, depending on fish concentrations and fishing technique. If we are Spey fishing we are more likely to be down river where it opens up and we can let the longer rods fly.

Bring your camera and spend a day drift fishing on the Trinity River, you will come home with some great photos, and memories of a lifetime

River Transportation Provided by: GoldCoast Shuttles