Truckee Tahoe Fly Fishing Blog

It is snowing lightly as I write this #flyfishing report for the #Truckeeriver and #Littletruckee Rivers. We need the snow. Currently, we are lagging behind in snow and water which we need for fishing and other activities summer. No need to panic yet but a few weeks of snow would be really nice for the short and long term. Conditions are pretty similar to my last report. This is generally the slowest time of the year for the catching. I would suggest taking some laps at

This report will focus on the Truckee River and Little Truckee Rivers. The #flyfishing has shaped up nicely so far this season. With some excellent #Dryfly fishing to be had. The water temperature has been up and down with the weather and will dictate when and where to fish for the next couple months. Tip: Get a thermometer and use it. The rivers are super busy don't expect to have it to yourself. Be nice, greet the other anglers, and have a good time. Truckee River Con

The #FlyFishing in the Truckee area is good right now. This report will focus on the #Truckeeriver and the local #reservoirs.

The cloudy days have produced some nice hatches with fish looking up. This last warm spell got the water flowing again and the Ants Flying

So, for you that are practicing #socialdistancing through #Flyfishing this report is for you.

Good time to catch some fish on top but you are going to work for it. Dry/Dropper and Nymphing techniques are the consistent producers

This report will focus on the Truckee and Little Truckee Rivers. Fishing has been decent on both venues.