Eagle Canyon Trophy Trout Lakes
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Frequently Asked Questions
How big are the lakes?
The big lake is about 3.5 acres and the small lake is 1.5 acres. Both lakes are small enough to fish from shore or by wading. Float tubing is discouraged in the small lake.
Do I need a fishing license?
No. A fishing license is not required to fish at Eagle Canyon.
What days of the week are the lakes open?
The lakes are open every day of the week. We schedule a rest day before each booking to ensure the best possible fishing. The lakes are not fished more than 2 days in a row.
How big are the fish?
Our average fish is 7 pounds. The smallest fish are about 4 pounds and the largest are nearly twenty pounds.
Can I keep any fish?
No. The lakes are open to catch and release fly fishing only.
Do I need to use a float tube?
No. About two-thirds of our guests fish from shore or wade. You can catch plenty of fish from shore.
Can you provide float tubes to rent?
Yes! We have five "Fish Cat" float tubes available to rent, complete with stripping baskets and flippers. We charge $20 per day to rent a tube.

Special Offers:
#1: Jan/Feb Special Book any day in Jan/Feb for $175, a $25 savings. Bring a group of 4 or 5 and pay just $150/person!
#2: Lower Sac Combo Spend a full day with one of our guides on the Lower Sac or Trinity and another day at Eagle Canyon for just $325 per person.
#3: Fly Club Special Book us for a fly club fish-out! Bring 8 people for just $125/person/day!
Win a 3-day Trip for Two!
Sign up for our email newsletter and be entered to win a three-day trip for two including fully guided trips on the Lower Sac and Trinity Rivers plus a day at Eagle Canyon Trophy Trout Lakes! A $1,250 value!
Testimonial by Vince Dillard from Cottonwood:
"Great fishing all fish are big and fight really hard. Great guide service. Chartreuse woolly bugger. 37 Trout between two people."
For more information, call Confluence Outfitters at 888-481-1650 or Email Us
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