Lyon County Fish Reports

We had only one client on the ranch this past week and he was able to do very well on the lower section with small nymphs and san juan worms. The streamer fishing was not successful and most of his fish came on the red san juan. On most of the river right now including the California side it's important to fish the seams and

The Ranch fished a little tougher this past week, probably due to the crazy weather fluctuations as well as the water flows changing several time. Streamers are still producing some nice fish as well as nymphs and midges. The higher flows have slowed the dry/dropper action a bit. The patterns that are listed above should also do the trick on the Ranch.

Here's a few nice browns and rainbows Greg Ratto landed on the Sceirine Ranch while fishing with Andrew Sears of Walker River Outfitters, Andrew said most of the fish Greg caught were on dries!!

We've had several clients on the Ranch this past week though not all of them offered reports on the fishing. The ones who did give us a call with reports did very well down there, lots of fish in the 16 to 20 inch range, mostly on nymphs. Seems the best patterns this week were san juan worms, zebra midge, rainbow warrior and ice nymphs.

The Sceirine has been fishing excellent this past week, we've had several clients on the ranch over the last 4 or 5 days and all of them have done very well. Lots of browns in the 16 to 20 inch range being landed as well as a handful of rainbows in the same size range making a showing. The fish are very healthy and

Liz from Angler's Edge in Gardnerville, NV check in with a Facebook post. Liz said, "A few more of the East Walker browns on the Nevada side Chris D picked up.. even on dry stones!"

The Ranch has been fishing about the same as the rest of the river on both sides of the state line, most of the fish are in the 16 to 20 inch range as well. Mostly small nymphs and a little streamer action.

Liz from the Angler's Edge checked in this evening with an report from Hinkson Slough. We got an angler update from Richard D. at Hinkson Slough. I fished Hinkson for 2 hours on Monday with Dave P. It was a beautiful cloudless Nevada morning. We did see two others fishing among the reeds. Fishing was slow but we managed one

Sounds like every club in the area will be out there tomorrow... take your patience!!! Victor A. came into the shop during the weekly open tying session (did you know we've done that every Friday morning for over 12 years now?) this morning and shared a pic of one of the nice fish he picked up on sheep creek special.

HINKSON SLOUGH, NORTH POND and BASS POND Open up Saturday, February 13, 2016. NDOW has stocked them up well. The COOLING Ponds received almost 4,000 fish, Hinkson received 1,500 fish. Come into the shop and get your Sheepcreek specials, zebra midges, Hinkson Slews, and buggers to have a great day out there! Temps forecasted for Saturday is a mostly Sunny 53 degrees with a ENE

We haven't had anyone on the ranch this week, as soon as we get some reports we'll let you know!

10/15/15: No big changes on the ranch. Flows are hovering around 20cfs and should remain at that level until next spring. You'll find fish eating small midges and BWO's in the pools. Streamers can move some fish as well. Be sure to keep your eyes open for redds as the browns begin to spawn later this month. RECOMMENDED FLIES: Glo Bug 14-16, Zebra Midge 18-22,

East Carson bite is slowing down. Move about to find trout. No more plants will go in this season. Creekside Lodge (530) 694-2511

Bite is tapering down. A 7 pounder and 6 pounder were caught last week. Creekside Lodge (530) 694-2511

East Carson continues to fish well, but it requires some work. It’s running at 21 cfs and 69 degrees. Creekside Lodge (530) 694-2511