Information on Van Duzan River
Information on Van Duzan River:
The Van Duzan River is a major tributary of the Eel River. The river makes a 60-mile long journey through beautiful Trinity and Humboldt counties. Along the river, you will find everything from pine, fir and oak to mighty redwood stands. The surrounding soil gives this amazing river one of the highest erosion rates in the country. Great salmon and steelhead fishing exist on this river. The most popular fishing spots lie between the Bridgeville and the mouth of the river, outside of Six Rivers National Forest boundaries.
Directions
to Van Duzan River:
There are no established access points, however Highway 36 and Highway 511 parallel much of the river course, offering various access possibilities.
Fishing at Van Duzan River
Species of fish in Van Duzan River: Steelhead:Rainbow Trout
It is your responsibilty to know local fishing regulations (See below)
Van Duzan River Facts:
Van Duzan River is a River
Visiting Info for Van Duzan River
Local Campgrounds near Van Duzan River are: Dispersed sites can be found along the river.
For more information on
Van Duzan River contact:
National Forest or Park:
Six Rivers National Forest
District: Mad River Ranger District
Address: Highway 36
City: Bridgeville Zip: 95526
Phone: 707-574-6233
Email: Mailroom_R5_Six_Rivers@fs.fed.us
Rules and Regulations for Van Duzan River. These
may not always be up to date so make sure you double check
before recreating or fishing at Van Duzan River.
Salmon and steelhead populations have been listed as threatened in the Eel River drainage. Some portions of the river may be closed for fishing completely. Please consult the California Department of Fish and Game web site for open seasons and regulations. The Van Duzan is not as popular for whitewater recreation as the other rivers of the Six Rivers National Forest. The lower reaches have mostly class I and II runs.
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