Truckee River Not a lot of change on the Truckee River since the last report. Flows are still around 260 through the downtown gauge. Nymphing has been the preferred technique, but we have seen a great […] Read More
Fly Fishing Report | Truckee River and area Stillwaters | mid September 2021 | Water Bottle Giveaway
Overview Low flow conditions persist and National Forests are reopening soon. This should be just in time to enjoy late summer and early fall fly fishing. The Truckee River has been mostly open (outside of the […] Read More
Truckee River Flies We Suggest: Carp Worm, Carot, G6 Caddis, Hot Butt, French Nymph, Henry’s Fork Caddis, Quill Jig, Truckee River Dozen NEW Truckee River Dozen for September 2021 No surprise that the flow in the […] Read More
Truckee River It might be a bit early to get excited about a change in the weather but I am sure everyone is excited about some cooler temperatures and a reduction in smoke. At the time […] Read More
Truckee River Flies We Suggest: Spanish Bullet, Carp Tickler, E/C Caddis, Split Case PMD Jigged, Carot, Pat’s Rubber Leg, G6 Caddis, Truckee River Dozen
Truckee River Flows are still holding around 250 CFS through the downtown gauge. Fishing has still been very good in the early mornings. Nymphing has still been the most productive technique both indicator and euro. Smaller […] Read More
Truckee River Flows are still holding around 250 CFS through the downtown gauge. Water temps have dropped this week with overnight lows in the high 50 and low 60s. Fishing has been good with a lot […] Read More
Truckee River Flies We Suggest: Spanish Bullet, Carp Tickler, E/C Caddis, Split Case PMD Jigged, Carot, Pat’s Rubber Leg, G6 Caddis, Truckee River Dozen Stillwater Flies We Suggest: Yankee Buzzer, Elk Hair Caddis, Parachute Adams, Flying […] Read More
The 2021 Reno Fly Shop Summer League can be summarized with the saying, “it is never over until it is over” or maybe “it is never too late to start” is more appropriate. Our season winner […] Read More
Truckee River Flows on the river are at 260 CFS through the downtown gauge. We are really watching water temps as the river has been getting above 68 degrees by noon everyday. Fish can survive in […] Read More