Classic pocket-water freestone tumbling from Mount Shasta down to Shasta Lake, easy to reach off the I-5 and rail corridor. It got knocked flat by the 1991 Cantara spill and came back, which says something about rivers and about luck. Wild rainbows and browns hold in the pockets and tailouts, and once the spring runoff clears out they'll come up for caddis, stoneflies and a well-drifted attractor. Fish are looking up here more than you'd guess.
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