About Jay Clark
Northern Sierra Fly Fishing Guide
Jay Clark Fly Fishing is owned and operated by veteran Truckee River and Middle Feather River fly fishing guide, Jay Clark. An avid outdoorsman, Jay has spent his life in and around the water, learning to fish at an early age. A childhood spent in the Northern Sierra Nevada led Jay to pursue his passion for fly fishing as a hobby first and then as a professional guide.
Licensed, Bonded, Insured
Jay Clark Fly Fishing is licensed (CA #10784), bonded and insured. Jay operates under a special use permit issued by the Plumas National Forest as well as on Brian Slusser / Four Seasons Fly Fishing special use permit for the Tahoe National Forest.
Jay Clark
In 2006, Jay attended Clearwater Lodge on the Pit River Guide School and gained valuable experience. Soon after, he started his guide service, Jay Clark Fly Fishing. Jay has built a reputation as a laid back, hard working guide who is a consummate professional on and off the water. His knowledge, experience and preparation provide a uniquely fun setting to enjoy the art of fly fishing.
In his free time, Jay can be found exploring his backyard, the Northern Sierra. Fishing, hiking, camping and backcountry skiing are a few of the outdoor pursuits he enjoys. A life long musician, Jay plays guitar and writes music when the muse strikes. Last but not least, Clark is a rabid college football fan and a lifelong fan of the USC Trojans. But dont fret, I will still fish with you even if you are a Bruin. 😉
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Jay Clark Fly Fishing
From flies to reels, Jay has decades worth of experience fishing in the Northern Sierra. You can be sure you will be fishing with some of the best gear on the market when you book a guide with him.
Northern Sierra Fishing & Wildlife
Jay Clark passionately supports the sustainability of wildlife in the Northern Sierra, particularly advocating for the well-being of fish populations in rivers like the Middle Feather and Truckee. He understands the importance of organizations’ conservation efforts in safeguarding these vital ecosystems.
