Nevada Fish Reports

It's good, real good, anywhere on the river. All it took was some colder, overcast weather. In one day the fishing went from okay, to pretty damn good. It's pumpkin weather now, and them big fish are back on the move. Fish are chasing streamers, eating nymphs, and poking their heads up for blue wings floating by. Think baetis, October caddis, stones, worms, eggs,

The Sceirine is still fishing excellent as well, the bookings are thinning out a bit later this week so there's room on the calendar to get on the ranch. If you are interested in some great private water where you can have a couple miles of river to yourself just give us a call!

Weather wise, this sunny ass weather we're having ain't helping the fishing any. Indian Summer has set in, and frankly, I want some streamer weather. The ten day forecast looks for much of the same. The fishing ain't bad on both sides of the Truckee River, CA and NV, but it would be nice tossing some bwos, and streamers around. I guess November will be

The party's over, Chris left to go back home to Bozeman, and I'll be in full guide mode for the next couple weeks. It was nice to spend a few days on the river, fishing and talking shit to each other. We both managed a couple nice browns, and lost some nice fish. The weather is ridiculous up here, almost to hot, and I think

After another successful rib-off this weekend, at my age, I'm still in recovery mode. Sorry for the long delay since my last blog post. I've had friends in town, and last week was spent mostly working around the house, cutting some wood, and getting ready for winter. I do have my good friend Chris from Bozeman in town, and we are now putting in some

The Sceirine is fishing excellent lately as well, much the same patterns as on the California side, plus you can go with a copper john or birds nest as well.

It don't get much better. Fall is here, them cottonwoods got some gold on them, and there's snow up on the Twin Sisters. If you can't catch fish now on the Truckee River, than you should sell the fly rod and strictly stick to golf. Both states are fishing really well, with them big browns starting to show. Of course, it's been another couple days

The Sceirine is also fishing excellent with some nice 20 to 24 inch fish making a showing. Pretty much the same patterns as on the Cali side seem to be working. Streamers and dry/dropper rigs have been very productive on the ranch.

Larry and I, the little brother I never wanted, hit the conservancy for a few hours the other day. We hit up America's next top run, and though we didn't kill it, we still manged to catch a few. Larry's off again, Monday, to ride his bike to South America. Second times a charm I guess. If he makes it through Mexico, I'll be impressed.

What a crazy last three days it's been. Friday, I had one of my worst guide days all year, if we were having fish for dinner, we would have have gone to bed hungry. Saturday, Hector and Jim from Fresno came up, greeted by a 12 pack of their local IPA, some clouds and cooler weather, I knew we would hook some fish. Walking down

Many of the same patterns as listed for the East Walker have been working on the ranch. Good dry/dropper action as well as nymphing and streamers. The weather is changing in the Sierra daily so sometimes patterns will change often as well.