Klamath Lake has 90,000 surface acres, an
average depth of 8 feet, an endless supply of aquatic food,
thousands upon thousands of native trout (big 5 lb+, bigger 10
lbs, monster 15 lb+) and only two inlet rivers; the Wood and
the Williamson. Lonesome Duck fronts over 2.5 miles of prime
Williamson fishing water.
Fishing is fantastic in the Klamath
Basin. A few minutes from Lonesome Duck are the Wood River,
Klamath Lake, Agency Lake and the Sprague River. All of these
locations offer unique flyfishing opportunities. The headwaters
of the Williamson is another option with our friends from Yamsi
(YamsiFlyFishing.com)
Lonesome Duck provides some of the best
opportunities on the river to fish the hexagenia hatch which
typically happens in late June and into July. The large
mayflies emerge from the silt bottom at sunset each evening and
provide an irresistible meal for the big wild trout. At
Lonesome Duck you are able to walk out your door and into the
excitement of the hex hatch.
Professional fishing guides are advisable
and available at Lonesome Duck. They are all certified licensed
guides. They are also certified good people. A day on the river
is enjoyable as well as educational.Spend a day or two with a
guide then use the ranch boats to fish on your own.
"It's such fishing that puts the
Williamson River in a class by itself." Dave Engerbretson,
Tight Lines, Bright Water
Lonesome Duck
(800) 367-2540
541 783-2783
32955 Hwy 97 N
Chiloquin, Oregon 97624
www.lonesomeduck.com
Head Guide: Marlon Rampy
