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Fish Reports


More Than 50 % Open Water

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
The warm weather has ice receding at South Fork and on Thursday, January 30, the lake was more than 50% open water and the rest unsafe ice.  Along the northeast shoreline anglers can fish from shore as much of it is open water. There has also been some open water (at least in the afternoons) along Jet Ski Beach for shore fishing.  Fly fishermen have

Around 5 inches of Safe Ice

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Access to the lake is now permitted. There is around 5 inches of safe ice along the shore and 6 to 9 inches of ice in the middle.  Fishing pressure has been low so no report on how fishing has been.  Expect fair to good fishing for 10 to12 inch fish using PowerBait or worms on small jigs. Please follow the signs showing the lake

Open to Shoreline Fishing

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
CCR is mostly open water and much of the reservoir open to shoreline fishing.  Any remaining ice should be considered unsafe and anglers are advised to stay off the ice.  Anglers should be able to catch trout on a variety of tackle including spinners, wet flies, nightcrawlers, and powerbait.

South End of The Lake Has Some Safe Ice

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
The lake is sitting at capacity and spilling water into the North Valley of Steptoe Valley Wildlife Management Area. The north end of the lake has an area of about 20 yards by 225 yards along the western shore that is open water for shore fishing and anglers have been catching fish there.  Thee rest of the ice at the north end of the lake

Anglers Should Use Caution on The Ice

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
The reservoir remains at capacity and ice is sitting at 6 to 10 inches throughout the lake.  Some variation in ice depth may be present were the creek comes into the lake and anglers should use caution when fishing this area.  With the warmer temperatures, it is time to start drilling test holes as you venture upon the ice here as a precaution.  Anglers will

Back on Some Good Fishing

by HANS MOXLEY
Hooked Up Sportfishing out of Carnelian Bay in Lake Tahoe checked in with us. Back to some good fishing.... once the wind stopped and the lake calmed down, even got to release a few today For reservations and information on fishing Lake Tahoe, call: 775-772-1453 or 530-546-2221

Water Report For Truckee River

by RENO FLY SHOP
Reno Fly Shop guide, Mike Anderson, @mt_anderson with your on the water report from the Truckee River. We’re booking for March now! don’t miss out, call today and book your trip. #renoflyshop #renotahoe #nofilterfishingreport #truckeeriver #pyramidlake #flyshopsmall #flyshopstrong #getoutthere #Flyfishingnevada #browntrout #troutfishing #outdoors #rainbowtrout #rfsluckyhat #euronymphing #cutthroattrout #trophytrout #renoflyshopmobile #reno

Some Areas With Open Water

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
There are some areas on the reservoirs with open water where rainbow trout fishing could be good. Nighttime temperatures are still dropping below the freezing mark, so anglers will have to contend with ice along the shorelines. Any ice is too thin to walk on. It is still too cold for bass.

Ice Fishing Remains Good

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Ice fishing remains good, but anglers should always verify conditions before venturing onto the ice. Rainbow trout have been taking night crawlers and a variety of PowerBait options.

Ice Conditions Vary Day By Day

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
 Anglers are still seeing ice along the edges. The water is starting to rise, which means ice conditions will vary by the day.  Fishing pressure has been minimal, but those who get out are catching rainbow trout using orange and chartreuse PowerBait. The campgrounds and all facilities are open.

Striper Bites Are Hit and Miss

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Rainbow trout are providing most of the action on the river. Anglers fishing from boats and the shoreline are catching their 5-fish limits on PowerBait, night crawlers and spinners. Striper bites are hit and miss, but anglers have caught fish as large as 10 pounds on anchovies and trout swimbaits.

Reports Are Striper Are Coming In

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Reports of striper catches are coming in at both the north and south ends of the reservoir. Boaters have been most successful using X-Rap jerkbaits in shad and minnow patterns. Black bass action remains slow, probably due to cooler temperatures that have moved in. Kayakers at Willow Beach are catching rainbow trout on soft plastic worms in pearl and olive colors. Shore anglers are catching

A Few Catfish Are Biting on Warmer Evenings

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Night crawlers and meal worms have been the go-to bait for catching stocked trout. A few catfish have been biting on warmer evenings at Sunset Park. Water temperatures are still a bit chilly for bluegill

Anglers Are Averaging 5 Fish A Day

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Striped bass are biting on anchovies in the Boulder Beach area and near the fishing pier. Anglers are averaging five fish a day and are reporting more bites when fishing anchovies just off the bottom in the evening. In the Overton Arm, anglers are catching stripers by trolling swimbaits in 20 to 40 feet of water. The black bass bite is hit-and-miss, especially given the

Eyes on The Prize

by PYRAMID FLY CO.
The smile says it all. Jake @jakeshunt666 had his eyes on the prize all week. Quiet, focused and determined make for a dangerous angler. @pigfarmink

17 Lb. Striper

by RUSTY
We are still having a few anglers getting some stripers here along the Colorado river below the Davis Dam. From the reports I have been hearing about its in the casino area that has been producing the best. So far I would say from the bridge to just below Community park is a great area for both stripers and our rainbow trout. Our visiting angler

Hoisting a Well Earned Pilot Peak

by PYRAMID FLY CO.
Here Little John @john.boehmig hoists a well earned Pilot Peak! This week the fishing hasn’t been the best but the company couldn’t get any better. The @pigfarmink crew put in their time and stuck some beauties! We can’t wait for round 2! Same bat place? Same bat channel?

Hinkson Slough Report

by LIZ WEIRAUCH
A report from Hinkson! From the newly retired ‘ I get to fish my guts out! ~ JG’ : Really good day again today but not quite as active as Saturday. Water never got above 44° until about 3 o’clock this afternoon. Complete ice off did not happen until after two. My buddy and I caught a lot of fish. I did not keep track but if

Successful Day Ice Fishing

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Thank you Richard Haugen for sharing pictures of your successful day ice fishing at Wildhorse Reservoir last weekend! Buy your fishing license today at ndowlicensing.com and go ice fishing. Read over these ice fishing safety tips before heading out (https://www.takemefishing.org/…/ice-fis…/ice-fishing-safety/).

February Fishing at Pyramid Lake

by PYRAMID LAKE GUIDES
The weather on the lake has been all over the place, but the good fishing has remained consistent . We will start to see some pre-spawn action with more fish in the shallows soon. Despite popular belief, the recent full moon did not seem to affect the fishing at all. It appears that storms and barometric pressure have more of an effect on the lake

Flows Are Down And Bugs Are Out

by MATT KOLES
Mild weather on the Truckee River. Looks like this month may stay dry and mild. Hopefully, we can get some storms in March. Reno hit 70 last week. Most ski resorts are at about 80 percent of average on the upper mountains. We will need a good end of this month, or March to get back somewhat closer to average. There is water stored in the

Crazy Weekend Weather

by RENO FLY SHOP
Another weekend of crazy northern NV weather. Did you get out on the water? . #renoflyshop #rfsluckyhat #renoflyshopmobile #renotahoe #truckeeriver #wildtrout #browntrout #modernnymphing #getoutside #getoutthere
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