Western Nevada Fish Reports

November came in like a lion on the Truckee River, with big high flows, after basically a trickle. Now we’re settling back into late fall, early winter flows. Cold nights, and mild days. Continued warmth on the forecast, fingers crossed we get more snow before the end of the month. It’s looking like the end of this 21 day dry cycle might bring another AR type

Craig came out with us and put his new knowledge to work. After learning all the ins and outs of indicator fishing Craig went out after the clinic and accomplished his season goal on day 1, thus enabling him to make a new goal after the end of the first day out here at the lake. All the right tools for the job make chasing

Streamer Clinic, Saturday November 27th.   If I could access my old posts, I’d have a long write up on what to expect for the streamer clinic. My sites still a bit jacked. Anyways, kinda last minute clinic, but the weather is supposed to be nice for a few weeks and streamer fishing sure is fun going into Winter.  In this clinic we will fish streamers on my

Middle of the day Pilot during today’s bobber clinic. Can’t catch em unless your flies are in the water.

Nice clean bow today!

    All of our awesome clients make guiding a truly amazing job! And we have some bad ass return clients that continue to come out and improve their skills and top personal bests time and time again.     Dale stuck a hot Pilot to start off the morning. The days are getting cooler and the fish are frequenting the shallows more often.

Washoe County, NV- Little Washoe Lake water levels are now recovering after the Nevada Department of Wildlife (NDOW) worked with partners to repair a water diversion ditch that feeds the Washoe Lakes system, which includes Big and Little Washoe Lakes, as well as the Scripps Wildlife Management Area (WMA) that lies between. Little Washoe and portions of the Scripps WMA dried up during summer 2021 due

Some thick minnow filled fish lurking the ledges. Woman’s clinic December 4th and 5th. +1 (877) 732-3597 INFO@PYRAMIDFLYCO.COM

Wow !!! Great morning to be fishing. Thanks bud for coming out with me

Some fish are now being picked up near shore on the drop offs, but to get into any good numbers you will need to be in a tube or pontoon to get out deeper. With the lake cooling off we will begin to see the larger fish coming out to play. The Zack's Pyramid Minnow in Tui Chub, the Popcorn Beetle, Moo Midges and just

We’re finally having a real Fall in the Truckee/Lake Tahoe/Reno area. The kind where it’s cold, and you actually feel like you live in the mountains. It definitely ain’t t-shirt weather like the last few years. Looks like November is shaping up to be cold and wet too. Thank God. Fishing is downright real good. Over 500 cubes here in the Hirsch on the Truckee River.

We’re back in business on the Truckee River. Sorry for the lack of reports. My web site has been jacked for the last few months. I finally got it worked out, and will keep up on the reports again once I get this new WordPress theme figured out. There wasn’t shit to report anyways, we had no water. Thankfully, through a miracle, we got hammered

This is always the challenging time of the season at Pyramid, and as hot as the opener was we have seen the tapering off of the bite as we progress through the month of October. Most of us may have been chasing baitballs early on, and that was because a combination of things were happening; steady barometric pressure, low winds, and happy Cutties chowing on

As we these large storm systems push into the area the water temperature is dropping, the bait balls are spreading out and so are the fish. The lake is in transition right now while water temperatures drop and the fish start slowly moving in. These cool systems will shorten this typical “slow” season as the temps drop. With November right around the corner we are