Less Crowds But Higher Water Temperatures at East Walker

Walker River - Yerington, NV (Lyon County)


by The Trout Fitter Staff
7-25-2024
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Flows & Water Conditions: Fair-Good; Water temperatures reach low-70s by early afternoon

Clarity: Fluctuating Daily

CFS: 243

Fishing Report & Conditions: Fair-Good

Crowds have decreased but the water temperatures are rising - It’s best to only fish the mornings and monitor the water temperatures to avoid fish fatality. Up near the dam, big lake midges are pretty ineffective now. We are seeing success in much smaller “Crowley-sized” midges. The slower waters have strong Callibaetis and Damsel hatches. The Trico are becoming the dominant morning hatch. The Spinner Fall may end around 10 AM, but the fish will continue to eat them into the early afternoon. Mid-morning, the PMDs are still active and caddis are on and off throughout the day. In the evenings, Caddis and male Tricos are productive.

Flies:

  • Dries: Chernobyl OJ #6-10 | Adult Cranefly | Mimic May Light Cahill #14 | Missing Link #12-16 | Double Duck #14-18 | Trico Spider Variant #18-22 | Sparkle Flag Black #20-22 | Upright Organza Trico Spinner #20-22 |
  • Nymphs: San Juan Worm Red | GB FB Pheasant Tail #14-20 | HDA Fav #12-16 Drowned Trico Spinner #18-22 | Tung Stud Black #20-22 | Trico Epoxy Wing Case #22 | Poxyback Trico #20 | Keslar’s Iggy Olive #14 | Caddy Shack Olive #12-14 | Bead Diving Caddis Tan #16-20 |
  • Streamers: Try 'Em All




More Reports

The Trout Fitter Reports
for Thursday, July 25th

Crowley Lake: The Perch fry are officially on the menu!
Owens River - Section 3 - Upper (above Crowley): Upper Owens River Updates
Owens River - Lower: Cooling Weather and Drop in Flows at Owens
Hot Creek: Caddis Migration and Trico Emergence