Fish Reports

Surface water temperatures have dipped into the high 30’s and trout fishing is slowing down, though anglers do report catching some nice trout.  Penrod and Hendricks arms were mostly iced over earlier in the week, though much of it has opened up with the warmer daytime temperatures.  Shore anglers are having good luck as trout have moved into shallower water, though boaters and float tubers

Surface water temperatures continue to drop, though they are still in the 40’s.  Cold mornings find ice in the backs of coves, but the ice disappears once the day warms up.  For the most part trout fishing is still fair, with the south end of the lake and the coves closest to the dam producing more fish than other areas.  Boaters and float tubers also

Cave Lake is sitting at capacity with surface water temperatures in the high 30’s to low 40’s and fishing is fair to good.  The usual PowerBait or worms as well as small spinners, Panther Martins or rooster tails should all work.  Still some dry fly action late in the afternoon.  Dries to try include BWO’s, Adams, Griffith’s gnats, ants, beetles, small stimulators, PMD’s and blue

Trout fishing is slowing a bit as the surface water temperatures are ranging from 30’s to low 40’s depending upon the time of day.  Trout fishing has slowed, but anglers are still able to get a few fish. Bass fishing is pretty much done here, though an occasional bass is caught. Anglers should do well on Power Bait, Mepps, Panther Martins, and nightcrawlers. Chironomid patterns,

Water levels have come up and the lake is around 50% of capacity.  Fishing is fair to good for 10 to 12 inch trout with the occasional 14 to 16 inch fish being taken.  Surface water temperatures are in the high 30’s and the lake is starting to ice up along the shorelines.  Anglers should have the best luck with Power Bait, Mepps, Panther Martins,

The staff from Crosby Lodge checked in today with a catch and release fish from Pyramid Lake in Sutcliffe, NV.  Check out Zacharias Smith Cutthroat catch at Pyramid Lake on November 18, 2018.  

The staff from Crosby Lodge checked in today with some catch and release fish from Pyramid Lake in Sutcliffe, NV.  Check out  Will Strickland  and Zacharias Smith Cutthroat catches at Pyramid Lake on November 17, 2018.

The Truckee River has really cooled off from our last report.  The River east of the downtown gauge has been starting the day in the high 30’s and only warming to the low 40’s.  This has shut fish down until the afternoon when the water temperatures do warm.  Fish have also migrated into the pools or the very back of runs to conserve energy.  In

Below the Davis Dam here along the Colorado River its rainbow and stripers.  The casino area is a great spot for the Stripped Bass and your hard baits are producing the larger ones.  The community Park area is doing well for trout and stripers, the stripers are mostly in the 1 to 2 pound range.  While using cut anchovies you might need to try some