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Fish Reports


Boaters Trolling Are Catching Stripers up to 25 lbs.

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Willow Beach anglers are using PowerBait and small jigs to catch rainbow trout. Downriver, boaters trolling swimbaits are catching stripers weighing up to 25 pounds.  

Lake Mohave Report

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Near Katherine Landing, the line sides are taking live bait. Black bass fishing is slow. Some soft plastics and topwater lures are producing fish in the coves.

Largemouth Are Becoming More Active

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Largemouth bass are becoming more active near structure and vegetation in the Las Vegas Bay area. Anglers are recommending soft plastics in pearl and green pumpkin fished slowly with a finesse presentation. In the Boulder Basin, stripers are taking anchovies from shore anglers in the late afternoon and evening hours. Boaters are having luck when using live bait in 30 to 40 feet of water.

Cold Temps Are Making It A Bit Harder To Move The Fish

by MOUNTAIN HARDWARE & SPORTS
Cold temperatures are making it a bit harder to move the fish. Anglers best bet for more fish activity is in the afternoon. Catch and release only. White fish are also catch and release. FLOWS: Tahoe City 73 CFS, Glenshire 82 CFS, Boca Confluence 268 CFS, and Farad Exit 282 CFS RECOMMENDED GEAR: Bugs: Small Dark Nymphs, Winter Stoneflies, Skwallas, Midges, Streamers, Worms, Crayfish, Blue Winged Olives Gear:  9′

5th Annual Pyramid Lake Tournament

by PYRAMID FLY CO.
Our 5th annual Pyramid Lake tournament is approaching - We have split it up into two groups March 18-21 and March 25-28 for more information click the link in bio or reach out to @mattheronflyfishing

FEBRUARY FISHING

by PYRAMID LAKE GUIDES
February is fishing well! It’s all about location, and retrieval. Book a guide or DIY trip for the prime time of the season!

Ice Has Been Receding With Recent Warmer Temps

by SOUTH FORK STATE REC. AREA
The ice is receding as the weather starts to get slightly warmer. The edges of the ice are becoming soft, unstable and there is now open water around most edges.   Please do not venture out onto the ice, unless you absolutely need to. Open water is getting greater as well. We have had a few boats launch from Jet Ski Beach and Coyote Cove. The East Boat

Pyramid Lake Fishing Report

by RENO FLY SHOP
The recent storm cycle has really improved fishing at the lake. Seems as if the combination of wind and precip has been able to raise the water temps a few degrees and encourage the fish to move into the shallows with some more regularity. The approach can vary, stripping or indicator, daily so be prepared with both rigs. A couple tips to think about: When fishing a

The River Has Benefited From Recent Storms

by RENO FLY SHOP
The river has also benefitted from recent storms. Cloud cover and some natural runoff have created great conditions. Focus on the cloudy days when you can and mid day has been fishing the best with the most bug activity. We have been finding most of our fish using small dark nymphs and egg patterns. The Baetis are still showing up mid day and the fish are

If You're Not Having Fun, You're Doing it Wrong!

by PYRAMID FLY CO.
If you’re not having fun, you’re doing it all wrong. The ladies came out and had a blast with the boys today and even caught a few fish.   If throwing flies at extremely large cutthroat sounds like a good time, give us a call. I’m sure we can get you and your friends out on the water. +1 (877) 732-3597

Ice Conditions Remain Questionable

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Ice conditions remain questionable. Recent weather conditions have made it difficult to fish from shore or to launch a boat.   The Nevada Department of Wildlife encourages visitors to use extreme caution.

Reservoir is Still Covered in Thick Ice

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
The reservoir is still covered in thick ice. Trout are hitting on PowerBait and night crawlers. Some anglers have even been able to pull a bass through the ice using jigs. For up-to-date ice conditions contact Spring Valley State Park at 775-962-5102.

Thin Ice Covers Most of The Reservoir

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Thin ice continues to cover much of the reservoir but is unsafe to walk on. There are some patches of open water, but anglers have found slow fishing. For up-to-date ice conditions contact Echo Canyon State Park at 775-962-5103.

Rainbows Are Most Active in Morning & Afternoons

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Swimbaits and Glide Baits in trout patterns are producing striped bass catches along the river. One lucky angler landed a 17-pound striper below Big Bend State Recreation Area using his favorite swimbait. Rainbow trout are most active in the mornings and afternoons. The fish are looking for pink and orange PowerBait, mice tails or worms fished in the shadows.

Anglers Are Targeting Stripers in 50 ' Water

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Trout swimbaits are the ticket for large stripers near Willow Beach, but anchovies and some shad lures are producing nice catches as well. Shore anglers and boaters are reporting the most action in the overnight hours. Rainbow trout are taking gold and red spinners and Power Eggs from the fishing pier. At the south end of the reservoir, anglers are targeting stripers in about 50

Black Bass Action is Picking Up

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Striped bass are taking live shad and anchovies from anglers at the Hemenway fishing pier. Anglers fishing in the early mornings and overnight are averaging more fish that daytime anglers. Boaters are having luck when trolling shad lures in about 40 feet of water. Black bass action is picking up around Callville Bay. The fish are coming up for bone-colored swimbaits and walking baits.

Riviera Marina Fishing Report

by RUSTY
We have fish and our weather is just getting better. We have some of the best shores for anglers to explore and once you get the hang of our Colorado River current and its your friend you are catching fish. Our local angler Gerry Ward like to target the Rainbow Trout. These fish are brought to us by the national fish hatchery the Willow beach

Big Snows!

by MATT KOLES
Big snows. Not the biggest I’ve seen, but a good old fashioned Sierra snowstorm. We went from about 40% ytd, snowpack, to about 80% ytd, snowpack. It doubled in about 5 days. Another decent storm on tap for this week too. Winter ain’t over yet, maybe it’s just starting. Probably be one of those Winters when it’s still cold and snowing in May. Thats when you

Fantastic Day Of Fishing

by HANS MOXLEY
Hooked Up Sportfishing out of Carnelian Bay in Lake Tahoe checked in with us. Fantastic day out fishing with this group of guys Thanks, hope to see you again! For reservations and information on fishing Lake Tahoe, call: 775-772-1453 or 530-546-222

Conditions Across the Reservoirs are Questionable

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Conditions across the reservoirs are questionable at best. The reservoirs are nearly covered with thin ice, but any shoreline access is limited. The Nevada Department of Wildlife urges visitors to use extreme caution while visiting the area.

Much of the Lake Still Has Ice

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Much of the lake still has ice with 6 to 8 inches of ice. Anglers have found success using orange PowerBait and night crawlers. Always check for clear ice before walking out onto it. The area just got another winter storm, so check the conditions before heading out. For up-to-date ice conditions contact Spring Valley State Park at 775-962-5102.

The Reservoir is Still Mostly Covered by Thin Ice

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
The reservoir is still mostly covered by thin ice which is unsafe to walk on. There are a few small patches of open water along the shoreline. For up-to-date ice conditions contact Echo Canyon State Park at 775-962-5103.

Kayak Anglers are Reporting Larger Stripers

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Red and yellow spinners are producing limits of rainbow trout along the Colorado River. When the bite slows down on spinners, anglers are switching to a worm and PowerBait combination. Striped bass in the 1- to 3-pound range are taking anchovies along Casino Row. Kayak anglers are reporting larger stripers chasing trout swimbaits just south of Big Bend State Recreation Area.
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