October 12 – 17, 2025<\/p>\n
6 DAYS \/ 5 NIGHTS<\/strong> from $3,495<\/p>\n Our staff at 1-800-246-7238<\/a><\/strong> is ready to help<\/p>\n Five days of guided fly-fishing (and\/or fishing instruction if you’re a beginner)<\/p><\/li> 20-acre deluxe tent camp on the banks of the wild & scenic Klamath River<\/p><\/li> Fish\u00a0out of drift boats, wade, or do a combination of both.<\/p><\/li>\t<\/ul>\n\t Klamath River steelhead are typically very willing to take a fly<\/p><\/li> World-class guides and staff.\u00a0 All equipment provided or bring your own!<\/p><\/li> Incredible meals, daily happy hours, and campfires to tell\u00a0fish stories are included!<\/p><\/li>\t<\/ul>\n\n Featuring some of the Finest Steelhead Fishing in the Lower 48 States!<\/p>\n This exciting Wilderness Medicine conference takes place in the context of a professionally guided fly-fishing school and is designed for all skill levels.<\/strong> Beginners will get instruction and guiding from certified fly-casting instructors (FFI), and those with experience get personalized single- or two-handed instruction from some of the best casters and guides in the west. All week we will be targeting steelhead (ocean-run rainbow trout), known for their beauty and incredible fight.<\/strong><\/p>\n Northern California is home to some of the finest fly-water in the lower 48. The school is located at Paradise Point, a gorgeous 20-acre deluxe tent camp on the banks of the legendary Klamath River. The wilderness camp has hot showers, river-view wall tents, and gourmet food. Anglers will have a chance to float (in drift boats) and wade through incredibly varied waters including the Klamath, and Scott Rivers- all famed for autumn steelhead runs.<\/strong> There is also excellent fishing right at the shore of camp.<\/p>\n The fly fishing guide staff are outstanding professionals including many guides from WildWaters, an Orvis-endorsed guide service, as well as Jefferson Flywater Guide Service.<\/a><\/strong> The guides are knowledgeable, personable, patient, and enthusiastic! The guide-to-angler ratio is one guide for every two anglers (fisherpersons).<\/strong><\/p>\n Aside from excellent fishing, this Wilderness Medicine course is also a fantastic nature experience, with spectacular scenery and wildlife.<\/strong> We often see bear, eagles, otters and elk. The weather is typically in the mid-70s and gorgeous in early October.<\/p>\n\t\t\t\t\n\t\tTrip Highlights\n\t<\/h2>\n\t
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Far Northern California
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\nThe itinerary below is our planned schedule and subject to change based on factors such as weather.<\/em><\/strong>
\n \nDAY 1<\/strong> Meet at Paradise Point by 10 am. Day 1 is more CME intensive to allow for more time on the water the next five days. In addition to CME, there will be a presentation on the local fishery and natural history and free time to get a line wet. \n
DAY 2-6<\/strong> Guided fishing 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. (Beginners have the option of taking our ‘fly fishing 101’ course on the first day of fishing. We will cover casting, presentation and tactics on our private water where you have a great chance of catching fish, a highlight for many of our anglers in the past!) Happy hour at 5 p.m. followed by evening lecture and dinner.\n
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