I'm an absolute novice fly fisher. The water was high and it was windy. We still brought in a crazy…read moreamount of fish, so much so that we lost count. You don't go fishing with Jason, you go catching. Multiple double hook ups.

Although reluctant to give an accurate review for fear of increasing competition for seats on…read moreJason's boat I have to say he is excellent at his chosen professio. He is knowledgeable, patient, indefatigable, and an all around good fella with a deep knowledge regarding the Sacramento River fishing. I hope to spend many future hours on his boat.

Quaint aka very small park located along the Sacramento River. Quiet, scenic, and well maintained…read morewith two public bathrooms on prem. We enjoyed a nice outdoor lunch here en route and this park is located conveniently off the 5. The park ranger was friendly and on-duty when we were here too. Plenty of parking too. Definitely a nice outdoor lunch, restroom break, or doggy walk spot when passing through Red Bluff.

Very clean and quiet lots of shade and no homeless sleeping in bushes very well maintained and the…read morefishing is lightweight alright, the trail to the river has lots of Bees so be careful

This terrific area of BLM land has quickly become a favorite of mine…read more It's filled with hiking trails among beautiful oak trees, fields of wildflowers in spring, and is situated along the Sacramento River. The Paynes Creek Wetlands are also in this area, which brings a variety of migratory birds. The trails are also dog-friendly and mixed use - I've seen both equestrians and mountainbikers - but very lightly trafficked. Signage is light so I recommend having a map handy. I come here in particular for backpacking. The Yana Trail to Massacre Flat is an enjoyable seasonal hike, and the ability to camp overlooking the river is just plain awesome.

Although this campsite is currently closed, I was able to explore with the dogs. 2 weeks ago, after…read moreroad-tripping to Redding and back to Chico, I stopped and unfortunately couldn't stay long. I went back yesterday, and it was so worth it. I love being out hiking, basically alone with the dogs to run off leash. Sad to see such a beautiful campsite closed, but apparently budget cuts did it in. Thanks, Newscum. So many beautiful trees and huge campsites. Across the street is another area with a bunch of trails along the river. Good to see not too much trash that the illegals always bring in, but I'm not in Ventura County anymore, and they trash that county.

Very beautiful community with an amazing management staff! Ron and Maryanne are super friendly and…read morekind and they keep they keep this place immaculate and beautiful! Very well run. It's so peaceful there. Met a few residents while I was looking to see if I wanted to buy a place there and Stephen was sooo nice and friendly we felt like we already had made a new friend . They have a lot of activities in the club house and a stunning pool with beautiful landscape all around. I can't wait to make this place my home!!!

This is perhaps my favourite disc golf course I've played to date. I'm on a PNW road trip and am…read moretaking my sweet time, decided to check out a few courses on my drive. This one popped up and intrigued me as being not too long, right off of I-5 and nicely wooded. It got all of those spot on and then some! I don't understand there low ratings here (granted there are only 2). It seems they only comment on some shady characters that were hanging here. They didn't mention the awesome disc golf course which is the main attraction. I played the first several holes with a local which really helped as the first half is very wooded and a couple of blind shots behind trees. The course really opens up on the back 9 and some more distance is needed in your drives, but still nothing much more than about 350-400ft. I never found hole 13 and couldn't find the tee box for hole 18. I'm sure I just didn't find them. The signage is second to none, there are multiple pin placements, and all of the cement tee boxes are very clean. All in all it's what I would call a 'destination' course, certainly worth the stop.

Excellent beginner to intermediate course. Technical and fun. Beautiful park by the Sacramento…read moreRiver. BBQ pit and tables.

Stopped here to let our kids take a break on a long road trip, it was perfect for what we needed!…read moreShady benches and lots of grass and trees to sit by. Kids tired themselves out on the slides and big open grass areas. Pleasantly surprised

So much fun. My daughter and my boyfriend both loved the slide. And daughter didn't want to leave…read morebut there were a lot of people coming and we were just driving through.

Have bought several guns there. Great owner and very easy to do business with. Great prices and…read moreselection. Very knowledgeable staff. Well worth a visit.

I went into Discreet Defense the other day had been meaning to for a while, talked with the owner…read moreBrad and was really impressed how knowledgeable he was. Save your time on those "big gun stores" like sportsman warehouse ect.. where they just want to sell and aren't informed on their products. Do yourself a favor and go to Discreet and talk to Brad, you'll be glad you did!

Catch 'Em Outfitters is a hunting guide service, and because of the extraordinary work of its…read moreowner, Jasen Mead, I brought home over 100 pounds of wild pig meat. I chose Catch 'Em because of Jasen's excitement to take a novice hunter out, and his willingness to let me use his rifles. I've hunted birds before, but for my first wild boar hunt, it was important for me to go with someone who was interested in teaching. Additionally, he encouraged my wife to come along as a non-hunter, and she ended up gutting the animals. He offered my choice of spot and stalk hunting -- where one tries to locate hogs with binoculars and local knowledge of where they might be feeding and bedding down -- or fair chase -- using well-trained dogs to find, flush out, and potentially hold down pigs. During my hunt, I had opportunities to fire at large boars using both methods. Catch 'Em offered as many as two morning hunts and one evening hunt for me to get a pig. As a novice, it took me all three times, but Jasen and his assistant, Ron Stone (who is also a fishing guide) never lost enthusiasm, and I'm pretty sure they stayed out longer and worked harder because they were so determined for me to have a successful first hunt. However, they were very clear in their understanding of the law, and had a firm set of ethics around hunting and conservation in general, so I felt comfortable that we were always doing the right thing from a variety of different perspectives. Bear hunting is Jasen's primary guiding business, and apparently his favorite type of hunt, but you'd never know it by the way he threw himself into my pig hunt. It's clear he just loves hunting, and teaching new people. Obviously, much of the preparation for a hunt like this falls on you: taking the hunters safety class, learning to handle firearms safely and accurately, getting all your documents in order (I bought two pig tags, and was glad I did because I used them both), and being prepared to run full-speed through ankle-deep mud in head-high tule marshes. Finding a good hunting guide is definitely chief among those set of preparations, and Catch 'Em totally delivered for me.