2011 Fall Steelhead Camps
Come experience fly fishing for steelhead and brown trout on Cattaraugus Creek, a tributary to Lake Erie located in Western New York. The steelhead section on the "Catt" is approximately 34 miles long, so there is plenty of room to spread out--no "elbow to elbow" fishing found in so many other Great Lakes tributaries.
We also have access to private property and other lightly fished sections of the Catt, and we strive to provide our guests with a memorable fly fishing experience.
All of our guides are native to western New York and fish our tributaries throughout the year. We keep apprised of the constantly changing conditions on the Catt, which includes regularly altered riverbed structure--meaning that the fish holding runs on this system change from year to year--often more than once in a year.
Lodging at all of our scheduled steelhead camps is at our streamside cabins on Cattaraugus creek, on private property. We are short 3 minute walk from Cattaraugus Creek.
2011 Dates
November 16-18 (full)
You spend the evenings of the 16th, 17th & 18th at cabins, and fishing on the 17 & 18.
The rate for the Steelhead camp is $650/person
Cost includes: two days of guided fly fishing by N.Y.S. Registered Guides. (3 anglers per guide), streamside lodging for three nights; breakfast, lunch & dinner the first full day; breakfast & lunch on the last day; use of fly fishing equipment if needed; Lodging is provided on the night prior to the first guided day, and for the next two nights.
Note: you must be physically fit and able to hike over sometimes rough terrain
Contact us for more details, or to sign up
