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Fishing conditions:  Fair to Good Report: Fishing is ok, not super good. In a couple of weeks the longer days and warming weather will get the fish up into the shallower coves looking to spawn and it will be totally game on -

Fishing conditions:  Good Report: A lot of smaller trout have been stocked at the lake, mostly 8 - 12" fish and they are all super happy to eat your fly. Good flies will depend upon what fish you are targeting, the stockers will

Fishing conditions:  Poor Report: Flows at the lake continue to be high with over 2,000 CFS showing on the Delta gage. The upper river will be lower and colder, so probably easier wading. Bring the usual patterns for the Upper, Rubberlegs, Zebra Midges,

Fishing conditions:  Good Report: The river is in good shape with excellent clarity. Lewiston is releasing 300 CFS, it is above 500 CFS at Steel Bridge and around 1,500 CFS above the North Fork confluence. Fishing has been consistent, not a ton of

Fishing conditions:  Poor Report: The river below Lake Britton is still high and probably off color. We'd suggest you fish elsewhere while we wait for the flows to subside. Hat Creek could be a very good option for the time being. This is a

Winter feels over, at least for the time being on the Truckee River. Damn near hit 60 already in Truckee.  Unfortunately all the snow we got last week is gone. The rain took it away. The Truckee River is, "up," as

Good afternoon anglers, We are fired up and getting ready for a killer season!! Halibut and Striped bass is on! We have availability this weekend: Saturday: Scallywag has 2 spots left for Full Day Halibut/Striped Bass Sunday: Scallywag has 4 spots left for Full Day Halibut/Striped

Sturgeon fishing is solid and even improving with increasing water temperatures. On 2/21 our charter of three anglers caught and released several beautiful sturgeon with multiple fish in the 6'-7' class! Check out our upcoming trips!

            The fishing on the Truckee slowed down quite a bit this week when compared to the previous month of dry, warm days. When looking at the conditions, the flows have yet to change much and water temps have dropped but

I had lowered my expectations coming out the morning after two days of stormy weather, high winds, and heavy rain.  Boy was I surprised!  The weather was picture perfect and the Lassen Rainbow Trout were biting like “nobodies business!”   I

Many anglers believe that using a flyrod offers a practical advantage while fishing trout streams and lakes. It's true that trout will often take a fly while the lure slingers and bait soakers can't even buy a bite. There are

The lake climbed to 34 percent of capacity and fishing remained fair. Largemouth bass offered the best action, with anglers targeting larger females using jigs paired with craw trailers and deep-diving crankbaits. A slow-worked Ned rig also produced bites. Crappie