"Fishing upriver has been good the last few of days." Flows bouncing daily between 9000 and 13,000 CFS (vs 8200 avg).
Latest 2/10:
http://www.leesferry.com/main/river-reports-2
"Hearing some good shad kill reports from Bull Shoals tailwater, but I don't think we'll see a prolonged or heavy shad kill this year." Flows between 5000 and 9000 CFS (vs 16,000 avg).
Latest 2/16:
http://www.blueribbonflyfish.com/reports.php
http://www.flyflinger.com/fishingreport.php
http://flyfisharkansas.com/archives/2258 (2/12)
"There are steelies in the river — a mixture of true half pounders (there are lots of pesky hatchery smolts down low too), downers and a few fresh adults." Spring run steelhead are in, according to Kiene's. Flows down to 1400 CFS (vs 3500 avg).
Latest 2/14:
http://www.fishwithjd.com/fishing-reports/nor-cal-rivers/american-river/
http://www.redding.com/news/2012/feb/13/FishingReport021712/ (2/13)
"Story of the week here: Shanghai Falls is no more! A few steelhead continue to be caught up in the Low Flow." 2500 CFS at Gridley
Latest 2/14:
http://www.fishwithjd.com/fishing-reports/nor-cal-rivers/feather-river/
"The lack of winter weather has kept the action on Hot Creek alive and well, especially during a four-hour window during the middle of the day. “It’s been so good this past week that I’d almost say it’s better fishing than we see during the summer,” Rianda said."
Latest 2/14:
http://www.wonews.com/t-EasternSierraReport_Cowan_021412.aspx
"Conditions? The conditions are excellent! Fishing reports are mostly good with a few fair reports mixed in." Low at 1000 CFS (vs 2000 avg).
Latest 2/15:
http://www.theflyshop.com/streamreport.htm#klamath
The fishing has been great! The springtime caddis are popping off the river, delivering crazed rainbows
Latest 2/13:
http://www.theflyshop.com/streamreport.htm#lowersac
http://www.lowersactrout.com/fishing_reports
“I was fishing today on the lower Owens and it was just going off. I was in shorts under my waders and I was seeing 15 to 20 fish slurping bugs,” said Jaeger, who owns Eastern Sierra Guide Service.
Latest 2/14:
http://www.wonews.com/t-EasternSierraReport_Cowan_021412.aspx
"Fishing has been great! Hatches of BWOs, early springtime Caddis and Skwalla Stones are responisble for the spike in fishing quality!"
Latest 2/15:
http://www.theflyshop.com/streamreport.htm#pit
"Still going! Expect this river to produce good to great steelhead fishing through mid March. Some anglers are getting into fish and some are not." 300 CFS (which is avg).
Latest 2/13:
http://www.theflyshop.com/streamreport.htm#trinity
http://www.usafishing.com/trinity.html (2/11)
"the further down you approach the CA/NV border and in Nevada, IMO, the more productive you will be." "The bugs are out, East of Reno that is. Big fat bwos, solid sz#16′s, and lots of them. I haven’t seen any fish on top, but that will change here shortly." 380 CFS (vs 285 avg).
Latest 2/16:
http://www.kiene.com/forums/showthread.php?t=26198
http://gilligansguideservice.com/blog/2012/02/11/truckee-river-fishing-report-21112/ (2/11)
http://www.mountainhardwareandsports.com/fishing-report (2/12)
"The lower section of the Upper Sacramento near Lake Shasta is a little high at 650 cfs, but fishing fair to good! Water clarity is great! Up near Dunsmuir, good reports are common and bigger rainbows exceeding 20" seem to be the highlight of all the fishing stories these days." "Right now above Sims it's winter like scenery but below Sims it's spring like." Flows down to 600 CFS (vs 1600 avg).
Latest 2/15:
http://www.theflyshop.com/streamreport.htm#uppersac
http://www.tedfay.com/guidenotes.html (2/12)
Skwalas are hatching, leading to decent catch rates. Very low at 780 CFS (vs 2600 avg).
Latest reports all on Kiene's:
http://www.kiene.com/forums/showthread.php?t=26150
http://www.kiene.com/forums/showthread.php?t=26200
"Good numbers of midges still hatching on a daily basis form the 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. hours." "The fishing was excellent [last week]." Best in upper river. 92 CFS (vs 130 avg).
Latest 2/12:
http://www.taylorcreek.com/fprr.htm
http://www.fryingpananglers.com/
"The fishing has been holding up just as it has all winter. Streamer fishing or nymph fishing, it just doesn’t seem to matter." Bigger fish on streamers; more fish on nymphs. 840 CFS (vs 860 avg).
Latest 2/16:
http://www.oldausable.com/river-reports.html
http://www.gateslodge.com/fishingreport.php (2/15)
http://www.michiganstreamside.com/report_ausable_trout.htm (2/15)
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"We are still catching fish on dry flies, mostly midges and some baetis on cloudier days." 3100 CFS (vs 2400 avg).
Latest 2/14:
http://www.flyfishingthebighorn.com/overview.htm
http://www.bighorntroutshop.com/reports.php (2/13)
http://www.bighornfishingreport.com/ (2/12)
"the further down you approach the CA/NV border and in Nevada, IMO, the more productive you will be." "The bugs are out, East of Reno that is. Big fat bwos, solid sz#16′s, and lots of them. I haven’t seen any fish on top, but that will change here shortly." 380 CFS (vs 285 avg).
Latest 2/16:
http://www.kiene.com/forums/showthread.php?t=26198
http://gilligansguideservice.com/blog/2012/02/11/truckee-river-fishing-report-21112/ (2/11)
http://www.mountainhardwareandsports.com/fishing-report (2/12)
"Good midge fishing and midge hatches during the mornings and decent blue winged olive hatches in the afternoons." 500 CFS (vs 540 avg).
Latest 2/16:
http://highdesertangler.blogspot.com/
http://www.sanjuanriver.com/ (2/12)
"Small streamers fished slowly or swung and vary your nymph sizes." 280 CFS (vs 320 avg).
Latest 2/16:
http://beaverkillangler.com/catskill_fly_fishing_report.aspx
"River levels are nice across the board, and people are catching fish mostly on nymphs." 330 CFS (vs 400 avg).
Latest 2/16:
http://beaverkillangler.com/catskill_fly_fishing_report.aspx
http://thedelawareriverclub.com/blog/2012/02/dreams-of-the-future/
http://www.delawareriverguide.net/delaware/hatch.html
"The Deschutes is in prime shape as I write this report with strong BWO hatches coming off on those overcast days. On Saturday it felt like spring with a plethora of different insects hatching from caddis to BWO's to a smattering of Skwalla stones." 1700 CFS (vs 1200 avg).
Latest 2/14:
http://www.deschutesangler.com/retail/common/community/article_stripped.asp?store_id=999&id=373
"These months between now and the Mother’s Day Caddis hatch are amazing." 1600 CFS (vs 1800 avg).
Latest 2/11:
http://oregonflyfishingblog.com/2012/02/11/mckenzie-river-fly-fishing-report-2/
"...conditions are right if the sun peaks out today could be a great day of nymph fishing." "Anglers who have ventured to...Penns Creek have been rewarded." 380 CFS (vs 350 avg).
Latest 2/16:
http://www.streamconditions.com/StreamConditions_PennsCreek_Conditions1.cfm
http://thefeatheredhook.com/stream.html (2/16)
"River levels are nice across the board, and people are catching fish mostly on nymphs." 330 CFS (vs 400 avg).
Latest 2/16:
http://beaverkillangler.com/catskill_fly_fishing_report.aspx
http://thedelawareriverclub.com/blog/2012/02/dreams-of-the-future/
http://www.delawareriverguide.net/delaware/hatch.html
"...a lot of insect activity." Decent numbers of fish, some rising. 340 CFS (vs 280 avg).
Latest 2/15:
PAFlyFish.com
http://www.orvis.com/fishing_report.aspx?locationid=6015 (2/14)
"The dry fly fishing is very good on calm days with Midge & BWO Patterns #18. Streamer fishing has also been good - especially on the lowwer river sections. The nymph fishing is great in slow moving water." Flows between 1700 and 3100 CFS (vs 1450 avg).
Latest 2/14:
http://www.spinnerfall.com/pageview.aspx?id=38511
http://www.troutbum2.com/fishing_reports.shtml (2/12)
"10+ fish landed yesterday. Most caught on Skwala nymphs couple on SJ worms. Solid day." "Yak fished stellar yesterday." 1200 CFS (vs 1300 avg).
Latest 2/16:
http://www.redsflyshop.com/powerhour
http://www.theeveninghatch.com/Yakimareports.htm