The Fall River is a 21.3-mile-long (34.3 km) river [3][4] tributary to the Pit River in north-eastern Shasta County in northern California. It is a designated Heritage and Wild Trout stream. The river was named Fall River by John Frémont in 1848 because of its historic cascades and falls at the terminus of the river. [5]

Fall River Mills, colloquially referred to as Fall River, is an unincorporated town and census-designated place (CDP) in Shasta County, California, United States. Its population is 616 as of the 2020 census, up from 573 from the 2010 census.

2021年9月29日 · Due to its cold, consistent, and bountiful flows, the Fall River boasts one of the largest populations of wild trout of any California waterway. It is a Designated Wild and Heritage Trout Water by the California Department of Fish & Wildlife, and is world famous for its powerful native rainbow trout.

2020年2月19日 · Fly Fishing the Fall River. The Fall River is a 21.3 mile long tributary of the Pit River in northern California. It has been designated as a Heritage and Wild Trout stream. The River starts at Thousand Springs near Dana, California. This is …

The Fall River is the largest of California’s spring creeks, fed by several icy aquifers coming from the snows and glaciers of Mount Shasta. It is the nation’s largest spring system, creating a wonderland of crystal-clear, 50-degree rainbow trout habitat.

The Fall River, a major tributary of the Pit River, is located in north-eastern Shasta County approximately 60 miles northeast of Redding in the Fall River Valley. It courses between the Sierra Nevada and Cascade Mountain ranges with Mt. Shasta visible to the northwest and Mt Lassen to the south.

Fly fishing the Fall River in California near Fall River Mills and Burney, including the Cal Trout boat ramp on Island Road and McArthur Road. Don't forget the Hex hatch. Find fishing reports, fly shops, guides and lodging.

The Fall River is the largest sub-drainage in the middle reach of the Pit River. The river drains a 612-square mile area, but due to the porous volcanic nature of the region, most of the stream flow originates from springs within the valley.

Because of its large volume of cold, clean water, Fall River is notable for its “blue ribbon” wild trout fishery. The Fall River Valley also supports significant agricultural operations (livestock forage crops, mint, strawberries, and wild rice) and is an important waterfowl habitat area.

Fall River is not just a phenomenal fishery, it also has a huge abundance of waterfowl, migratory birds, wildlife, and Indian history. Come and spend a day on the jewel of the north state and let me show you around!