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Nevada Fish Reports


Pyramid Lake opens for Lahontan cutthroat trout fishing on Oct. 1

by DON QUILICI
If you are interested in the chance to catch an eye-popping trout, Pyramid Lake opens its 2007-2008 Lahontan cutthroat fishing season on Monday, Oct. 1, and will remain open until next June 30. Here is some information: THE LAKE: Pyramid is a large desert lake that has roughly about the same surface size as Lake Tahoe, 20 miles long by 12 miles wide. Pyramid Lake is

East Carson River Fish Report 09-27-07

by DON QUILICI
Todd Sodaro and Chad Machado of the Carson River Resort (877-694-2229): It's definitely cooled down. The water conditions are the same as for the last six weeks. We had the Santa Fe Flycasters here last weekend, and they all caught fish with flies like Prince Nymphs and Cooper Johns. The bait casters and the lure fishermen were also catching fish. We are staying open through

Lahontan Reservoir Fish Report 09-27-07

by DON QUILICI
Missy Swain and Shirley at Burke's Market at Silver Springs (775-577-2750): Same as last week: We do not advise you to launch a boat. We encourage you to fish from a float tube or rubber raft or fish from a chair on the shore due to the low water levels. The water is super low and the temps are dropping. ?Į

Wildhorse Reservoir Fish Report 09-27-07

by DON QUILICI
Dennis Dunn, Mark, Rocket and Scott at the Wild Horse Resort (775) 758-6472: It's cool up here. We had snow yesterday (Sunday) and frost on the windows this morning. Fishing has been good for perch, bass and catfish, Trout are hitting but few and far between.

Hobart Reservoir closes on Sunday, Sept. 30

by DON QUILICI
Hobart Reservoir, a small, high-mountain lake located in the Sierra Nevada Mountains between Carson City and Lake Tahoe, will close to fishing on Sept. 30. To reach the reservoir, you drive on a dirt road in Ash Canyon, on the west side of Carson City. You can drive to a chain across the road, which marks the boundary of the Nevada State Parks System vehicle-prohibited

South Shore Lake Tahoe Fish Report 09-20-07

by DON QUILICI
Gene St. Denis: I've been fishing 160 feet deep at Ski Run Shelf. Trolling with silver Herring Dodger flasher blades and minnows. Bouncing off the bottom in a serpentine pattern. Catching Mackinaw in the 2-5 pound class.

North Shore Lake Tahoe Fish Report 09-20-07

by DON QUILICI
We have been trolling 80-240 feet deep. We locate the fish on the fish finder and then troll in a "Figure Eight" pattern, bouncing the bottom hard. I've been fishing at the Tahoe City Shelf and Cal-Neva. We are getting 1-9 Mackinaw per trip.

Carson River cleanup needs lots of volunteers

by DON QUILICI
This is a final reminder that Saturday, Sept. 22 is the annual Carson City Kiwanis Club Carson River Cleanup. Kiwanis Club representative Ron Bowman is asking for lots of volunteers to help with the cleanup. He says that there will be more than enough to do for everyone who shows up, and would love to have as many as 150-200 volunteers on that day. Date:

Carson River Fish Report 09-20-07

by DON QUILICI
It was 40 degrees this morning (Tuesday). The water is staying nice and clear. Richard Dean caught a 6.9 pound rainbow on red salmon eggs. All of our cabins were full of fly fishermen this last week.

Wildhorse Reservoir Fish Report 09-20-07

by DON QUILICI
Fishing is good for perch, bass and catfish. Trout are hitting but few and far between. NDOW will be stocking anytime.

Truckee River Fish Report 09-20-07

by TRUCKEE RIVER OUTFITTERS
The Truckee is really starting to pick up in both states and it looks like we,ve got a great fall season ahead of us. The best tactics have been to dea drift a variety of nymph and crayfish patterns. Tim's Dead Drift Crayfish, Poxyback Golden Stones, Deep Sherbet an Hares Ear Bottom Rollers, Gold Bead Flashback Pheasant Tails and Copper Johns have been working best.

Knott Creek Reservoir Fish Report 09-20-07

by TRUCKEE RIVER OUTFITTERS
Fishing is really good at Knott Creek right now! Fish are being caught on a wide variety of patterns. Wooly Bugger and Leech patterns are scoring a lot of fish, especially when fished with a slow sink line. Callibaetis nymphs, Sheep Creek specials and Gold Ribbed Hares Ears are all catching fish. Try fishing midge pupa or scud imitations under an indicator during slower periods.
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