Truckee River and Tributaries Higher than average temperatures have created an accelerated melting of remaining snow. The Truckee River below Floriston is looks like chocolate milk. Before this, even the Nevada side was beginning to fish well. Luckily these flows will be temporary as we…
Truckee River and Tributaries Flows on the Truckee River and its Tributaries are stabilizing and beginning to drop. Flows out of Tahoe are still 1500 cfs. CURRENT TRUCKEE RIVER FLOW AT FARAD GAGE By the time the river makes it to downtown Reno it is…
Truckee River and tributaries The winter of 2017 is finally coming to a close and in our opinion it is about time… This has definitely been one for history and with a snowpack that still plentiful the winter is going to keep giving for…
In short, fishing at Pyramid lately has been great. It almost doesn’t feel right after the winter and lake closures we had this year, but aside from the stray storm here and there the weather has actually been on the brink of warm and that…
FLY FISHING REPORT – March 31, 2017 Big Truckee River Well quite a bit has happened since our last report. It seems while most of the winter weather is behind us we are sure to have a few more storms to keep things interesting. …
A few months ago we broke down the Pyramid Lake Fly Fishing season into three distinct periods, Early, Middle and Late. Here is a link to the Early Season description. Unfortunately we lost the majority of the middle portion of the season to the Lake’s closure…
The tribe has confirmed that they intend to reopen the lake to fishing in a couple weeks from today (Feb 14th). This will put us right around March 1. They also plan on opening only a few beaches around the town of Sutcliffe. More beaches…
Mike Curtis, RFS Head Guide, snuck out between storms to fly fish/recon the big Truckee River. Lots of gravel bars and buckets have moved around with the recent high water. There are still fish out there and it will get better and better from here….
This January will go down in the record books as the wettest January ever. It didn’t just barely break the previous record set back in 1973 (159 inches) it demolished it with 237 inches! It is mind blowing how much snow and rain fell in…
Snow in the air and water in the river. Mutually good things for the Truckee River, both now and in the future. It’s great to see the Truckee River flexing like this again. The river through town right now is somewhere right around the 1,500…