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Nevada Fish Reports


Sceirine Ranch Fish Report

by JIM REID
We've had several clients on the ranch this week but unfortunately they haven't been able to return with any reports. Typically the water temps are a few degrees cooler on the ranch so this should make the fishing as good as or better than the warmer parts of the river. Still lots of caddis down there as well as pmd's, bwo's and even a few

Fire bedevils Carson River area

by NOR CAL FISH REPORTS
East Fork is closed to anglers because of a wild fire. West Fork is open but fishing is poor. Creekside Lodge (530) 694-2511.

Macks good, kokes on deck at Tahoe

by NOR CAL FISH REPORTS
Mackinaw bite is best from 5 a.m. to 7 a.m. Fish are off south shore in 120 to 200 feet of water. There is some kokanee action inside Emerald Bay. Mike Nielsen (530) 721-0593 www.tahoetopliners.com

Sceirine Ranch Fish Report

by JIM REID
The Sceirine is still fishing well also. The water temps are a little lower on the ranch due to several springs that enter the river on the property. Patterns to take to the ranch are the same as the ones listed above.

Truckee low and warm

by NOR CAL FISH REPORTS
Flows have dropped considerably and water temps have spiked to almost 68-70 during the latter part of the day now. This is just the beginning of summer and the outlook could be grim if the river doesn't get a bump in flow from the local reservoirs. Even 50 cfs would be something. I would only fish in the AM now but if

Sceirine Ranch Fish Report

by JIM REID
The anglers we've had on the ranch this past week have done really well, sounds like the fox's poopah in tan is the go too fly right now. There's also been some good action on chubby chernobyl's, madam x's, rainbow warrior, buckskin caddis and san juan worms.

Truckee getting warmer

by NOR CAL FISH REPORTS
Flows have dropped even lower above the Boca outflow and flows below the Boca outflow have dropped! Water temps have gone up to about 60 degrees now! We may have only a few weeks left for the river above the Boca outflow unless a release of water from Donner happens. Nice weather for the week with temps in the 60's with

East Carson a solid bet

by NOR CAL FISH REPORTS
East Carson has been producing quite well in between Hangman’s Bridge and the Upper Bridge. Markleeville Creek has been worthwhile. West Carson is slow. Creekside Lodge (530) 694-2511

Sceirine Ranch Fish Report

by JIM REID
We didn't have any anglers on the ranch this week, give us a call if you want to have some private water all to yourself!

Bait anglers score on East Carson

by NOR CAL FISH REPORTS
East Carson is a bit muddy but bait anglers are picking up trout. The West Carson and Markleeville are on the slow side because of intense pressure. Creekside Lodge (530) 694-2511

Kirch Wildwife Management Area Fish Report

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Both the weather and the fishing have improved at the WMA. Bass action has started to pick up. Anglers reeled in several nice bass over the weekend. Anglers have reported that fishing in the evenings is more productive than during morning hours. Fisherman launching boats at Cold Springs Reservoir are advised to stay close to the northern edge of the cattails as the entry channel

Eagle Valley Reservoir Fish Report

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Fishing has been good for rainbow trout in the 11- to 13-inch range. Anglers are also catching tiger and brown trout. The weed growth remains minimal and the lake is at full water capacity. PowerBait and small spinners are working well for all species.

Echo Reservoir Fish Report

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
The bass action has really come on this past week with anglers catching and releasing a 7-pound, 5-ounce fish and several in the three-pound range. Many of the bass were taken using a small rubber grub on a jig head, but a variety of other bass lures also worked well. The water levels came up with the storm action of a week ago and fish

Laughlin Fish Report

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
The striped bass bite continues to be good along the river. The average fish is coming in at two pounds but some are pushing five. Shore anglers have found consistent action while fishing anchovies near Davis Dam. The area around the Nature Center has been popular for bother stripers and catfish.

Lake Mohave Fish Report

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Now is a great time to catch a variety of fish species the reservoir has to offer. Fishing the rocky shelves with drop shots can produce some of the smallmouth bass while the largemouth bass are holding near submerged brush in the back of coves. Striped bass in the main body of the lake are averaging two pounds and are hitting shad imitations fished near

Las Vegas Urban Ponds Fish Report

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Good weather has made for enjoyable fishing. Bluegill, bass, and catfish are taking meal worms and night crawlers. The Nevada Dept. of Wildlife is reminding anglers to place their discarded fishing line in recycle bins or trash receptacles where it will not pose a danger to birds and other wildlife that frequent the park ponds. Saturday, June 13 is Free Fishing Day in Nevada, which

Lake Mead Fish Report

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
High summer temperatures are beginning to show. Despite the heat, anglers hitting the water have been rewarded with feisty fish. Striped bass have not been very selective and seem to hit much of what is thrown their way. Anglers are using live shad, anchovies, jigs and various lures. Stripers can be found chasing bait at the opening of coves and throughout Vegas wash. Catfish are

Lake Tahoe Fishing Report

by MICKEY DANIELS
Want to fish on one of the most beautiful lakes in the world? Lake Tahoe is the place to spend a summer day catching Mackinaw and or Kokanee. (Last year featured some Kokanee in the 3 and 4 pound range!) There are still dates available in June, July, August and even September.

Pyramid Lake: Proposed ban on old motors, summer fishing

by BENJAMIN SPILLMAN
People who fish at Pyramid Lake could be facing new rules restricting the use of old motors and certain types of summer fishing. But only if the Pyramid Lake Paiute tribal government approves an update to its fishing regulations. The proposed changes, according to Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe fishery biologist Nancy Vucinich, call for a ban on the use of older, two-stroke motors with carburetors and fishing
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