Confluence Outfitters Klamath River Spey Camp

Join Gino Bernero and the rest of the Confluence Outfitters guide staff on the Lower Klamath River for a multi-day spey fishing camp. Gino's property is located several miles upstream from Klamath Glen boat launch. The camp is situated right on Starwein Riffle, one of the best swing runs on the Lower Klamath. Our guests target chrome bright steelhead just entering the river system mere miles from the saltwater. Our camps begin with a mid-day pickup via jet boat at the Klamath Glen boat ramp. Guest vehicles are stored securely at the nearby RV Park. Our staff welcomes you to camp and you can spend the rest of the day fishing with your guide before returning to camp for a hearty and delicious dinner. Camp is fully set up prior to your arrival - at the minimum please bring your own sleeping bag, pillow, sleeping pad, fishing license, waders, clothing and personal items. We can provide rods/reels/lines if necessary and Spey Camp is a great place to try out some of the latest rods our guides like to use. Guests can choose to focus their experience on instruction or purely on chasing steelhead. With a maximum of 3 guests per guide, each guest receives a high degree of personal attention. The final day of camp ends with a mid-day jet boat ride to the Klamath Glen boat ramp.

2024 Availability:
Sep 11-14 2025
Thursday-Sunday: $2,495 per angler
Fully Booked
Sep 16-19 2025
Tuesday-Friday: $2,495 per angler
Fully Booked
Sep 21-24 2025
Sunday-Wednesday: $2,495 per angler
Fully Booked
Sep 28-Oct 1 2025
Sunday-Wednesday: $2,495 per angler
Fully Booked
Oct 3-6 2025
Friday-Monday: $2,495 per angler
1 Open Space
Oct 8-11 2025
Wednesday-Saturday: $2,495 per angler
4 Open Spaces
Oct 14-17 2025
Tuesday-Friday: $2,495 per angler
Fully Booked
Oct 19-22 2025
Sunday-Wednesday: $2,495 per angler
Fully Booked

These popular camps are perfect for the following anglers:

Beginners: Learn the basics of casting a two handed rod. Learn how to read steelhead water and how to fish it. Learn the terminology of spey casting and understand the gear used. No need to bring gear - we can provide you with a complete spey setup at no extra charge.

Intermediates: Take the next step up in your casting game. Are you just doing the same snap t or double spey over and over again? Time to learn some touch and go casts, refine your sustained anchor casts, and get more proficient with the scandi lines and lighter summer set ups. Bring your rod and get it dialed in with the right line, we have dozens of Rio lines you can demo to balance your set up.

Advanced: We love to cast, and we love help anglers achieve their highest potential in their casting and angling techniques. The advanced angler will enjoy the amazing home water we have right in front of camp, fishing for chrome bright fish a few miles from tidewater. Also explore the classic swing runs that abound on the Lower Klamath Wilderness River, only reached by boat. Have casting "jam sessions" with expert instructors whose passion is spey casting and swinging for chrome bright steelhead all over the Pacific Northwest.

Everyone: All meals, spey rods, reels, spey lines, flies, and elite instruction included. Just bring a sleeping bag and appetite! Our wilderness camp is already set up with comfy tents, cots, and legendary camp chef meals. When not fishing, relax and watch the river go by or nap in the shade. In the evenings, sit by the fire and take in the beautiful coastal sunsets which are followed by superb stargazing in a place where light pollution is far, far away...you will sleep well.

A view of our camp and tents An angler set up his d-loop An angler playing a fish in the autumn on the Klamath A large Klamath steelhead Gino Bernero teaching spey techniques Guests watch as Gino Bernero does a demo Gino, Leslie, and a happy guest with a steelhead Gino with his jet boat Elvis An angler playing a fish on the Klamath Playing a fish on the Klamath An angler plays a fish near the jet boat View of camp with four two-person guest tents Dax Messett helps land a steelhead Leslie Ajari spey-casting on the Klamath Camp is a great place to relax between fishing sessions
A chrome steelhead from the Klamath Klamath fishing scene Jon Hazlett makes a nice spey cast Leslie Ajari discussing spey technique Leslie Ajari with a great steelhead Morning mist on the Klamath Morning mist on the Klamath Morning mist on the Klamath Happy Spey Camp guests Aerial view of spey camp A traditional steelhead fly Starwein Riffle An aerial view of camp A guest with a steelhead Two anglers swinging our home water
Dinner at Spey Camp Guest with a steelhead Guest with a steelhead Fall morning on the Klamath Spey Camp Guests A large Klamath steelhead Klamath fishing scene Evening campfire We do a campfire every night Spey casting on the Klamath Spey instruction Dax Messett demos spey technique Dining at Spey Camp Spey Camp Dinner
Guide Team

Licensed Captains Randy Hamann, Dax Messett and Brian Kohlman will be rotating through and assisting Gino with the guiding. Extra captains and boats allows us to tailor spey camp better to each guest's individual goals. Whether you need to learn spey casting from the ground up or you're a competent caster and mainly want to be guided into some fish, our guides can accommodate you!

4-day, 3-night camps

All of our camps are 4-day, 3-night camps. We have room for 6 anglers in each camp and the rate is $2,495 per person.

Don't Like to Camp? No Problem!

Confluence Outfitters offers more than one way to enjoy steelheading on the Lower Klamath River. Gino Bernero, Randy Hamann, Dax Messett and Brian Kohlman also offer day trips from Klamath Glen. Visit our Lower Klamath River page for more details!

To Book Your Spot, Call Andrew or Gino!
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