The Klamath River is an American river that flows 263 miles southwest through Oregon and Northern California, cutting through the Cascade Range to empty into the Pacific Ocean. The River near Klamath Falls, Oregon provides excellent Redband trout fishing with the lower river providing Salmon and Steelhead opportunities. The Upper Klamath is difficult to fish from land because of the canyon terrain, with ...

boat pressure nonexistant because most folks aren't ready to tackle the whitewater (and shouldn't try)! As a result the fish don't see much pressure and are healthy fat football size fish. Anglers fishing the Upper Klamath should come prepared for difficult wading. Wading boot with studs, wading belt, and wading staff are highly recommended.