Fish Six Rivers National Forest

The Six Rivers National Forest fisheries program is a nationally recognized leader in anadromous (“up running”) fisheries habitat management. Anadromous refers to fish that spend part of their lives in the ocean, but move to fresh water streams to spawn. Six Rivers National Forest is responsible for the protection and habitat enhancement of over 250 miles of these fisheries.

The forest waterways are renowned for their world-class salmon and steelhead fishing opportunities. Good management results in a continuous supply of fish for recreational and commercial fishing.

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