Truckee River:
The river is flowing at 33 CFS through the town of Truckee, CA; 231 CFS at Farad and 203 CFS through Reno. Fishing has been very productive and many great fish have been caught recently. With cooler water temperatures concentrate on the deep slow water. Fishing nymphs on a floating line under an indicator has been the most productive method try: Golden Stones, Burks Aggravator, Pheasant Tails, Copper Johns, Beatis and small midge patterns. We have been picking some fish up swinging and slow stripping streamers as well, try: McCunes Sculpin, Bandit Leeches, Conehead Madonna’s, and Meat Whistles. With the right conditions there have been some fish feeding on B.W.O’s on the surface, try: Burks Silhouette BWO, Parachute Adams and Drymerger baetis. Get out there and catch some Truckee River beauties!
Little Truckee River:
Road Currently Closed to Automobiles due to snow.
East Walker:
The EW is flowing at 23 CFS, which is typical for this time of year. Be prepared for ice and cold temperatures. Try: Golden Stone nymphs, beatis, midge pupa and other small nymph patterns. Fish are holding in the deep, slow pools.
Pyramid Lake:
Fishing at Pyramid has been picking up with the warmer weather. Most fish still seem to be congregated around deeper drop offs, such as, Shot Dog, Wino, and Block House. Buggers and Beetles fished on a shooting head remains to be the most productive method.
For more information on any of these or other local fishing destinations give us a call or send us an email.
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