Types of Fish in the Russian River
Large Mouth Bass
Small Mouth Bass
Striped Bass
Bluegill
Catfish
Shad (Seasonal)
Chinook (Seasonal)
Coho Salmon (Seasonal)
Steelhead (Seasonal)
Licensed Guides Steve
Jackson Russian River
(707) 869-2156 Thee River's Guide
Service - Ron Babbini Russian River
(707) 431-0851 Bass & Boars
- Tony Giorgi Sonoma and Lake Counties
(707) 857-3752 Tailout Guide Service
- Michael Kelly Russian River, Gualala
(707) 874-2126
Bodega Bay Charter Boats Wil's
Fishing Adventures
P.O. Box 1555
Bodega Bay 94923
(707) 875-2323 Aggressor
Adventures Bodega Bay
(707) 829-4728 The Boat House
1445 Hwy 1
Bodega Bay
(707) 875-3495 Bodega Charters
Bodega Bay
(707) 463-3618 Bodega Bay Sportfishing
Center 1410 B Bay Flat Rd
Bodega Bay
(707) 875-3344 |
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Fishing Locations
The two main options are to fish from shore at one of the parks or other beach
access locations, or to rent a canoe or kayak and paddle to a good spot. For information
on renting a canoe or kayak visit the Canoeing and Kayaking
page. For information on parks, visit the Parks page.
All beaches along the river are public property. About
The Russian River is a year-round fishery. Late Fall begins the Steelhead run,
and continues through April. Next comes the "Mighty" Shad, April through
June. Summertime is Prime time for Smallmouth Bass, Bluegill, and Carp. The Russian
River is a "barbless- hook" river all year. Check California Dept. of
Fish and Game regulations for specific bag limits and rules. Access spots and
fishing hole maps as well as regulation books can be obtained at any of the local
tackle shops. Rules
Barbless hooks year round
No bait April 1st through November 1st Resources
King's Sport and Tackle in downtown Guerneville is a great source for fishing
information. They sell all the bait, tackle, licenses targeted at the Russian
River and have up to date information on fishing conditions.
Ocean Fish
Salmon - Halibut - Rock Cod - Ling Cod - Albacore Tuna - and others |
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