Welcome to Eastern Sierra Fish Reports

Cold nights, brisk days on the Truckee River. Downright cold when the North wind is blowing.  Been about 15 here in the Hirsch every night, and not a whole hell of a lot warmer in Reno at night either.  The switch

  Meet @ 8AM Pleasant Valley Campground @ the footbridge     Bring gloves. Be prepared to help clean up as much of the river as we can.    Bring family and friends! The more people, the cleaner the river!    Coffee and baked good provided for

Flows have been holding steady as they have come down to fall and winter levels.  Current cfs is 222.  We are fishing in all our usual sections of the river and enjoying pulling streamers to the resident trout here.  Our

Flows now at 14 cfs.  As the morning sun warms the surface water and air temperatures, the aquatic insects begin to emerge. Midges, mayflies, and a few caddis have been showing up daily.  The newly planted fish have been taking

Flows now at 24 cfs.  It has become fall/winter time here now for the resident trout.  Some behemoth trout have been pulled out of some really small holding areas.  This time of year, be sure to cover any water that

Nicer browns came out to play this evening for father and son Robert and Robert Jr. from the Antelope Valley fishing with my old friend Mike from Rosamond

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) thanks California’s veterans for their service to and sacrifice for our country. Throughout the state, many nonprofit organizations and other groups are offering special hunting and fishing opportunities for veterans this fall.

The Orange County boys Tim and Zack put a hurt on the Browns this evening bringing 9 to the boat fun times.

Yesterday’s keepers. While chilly at start it was t shirts by 10! Getting ready for another run today!

The staff from Crosby Lodge checked in today with an update from Pyramid Lake in Sutcliffe, NV.  Check out  Mitch Fassett Cutthroat catch at Pyramid Lake on November 11, 2018.  

Great day at the lake! Joe got his fish of a lifetime on the fly today! 16 pound 8oz beast on a popcorn beetle.  Congratulations Joe!

Waky waky. Time for fish heads! 18 degrees but calm is very comfortable until you get wet hands!