Yellow Sallies! The Lower Owens River is up an at a very healthy flow of 311 cfs of cool, and clear running Sierra water. Fish are super active and the larger fish have finally become less...

For the moment the winter run of extraordinary Trout has slowed down a bit.  Nevertheless there are still fish to be caught in the smooth waters of the Upper Owens in the deeper runs, riffles, and und...

Some recent caddis Where do you go to catch some of the most painted up and wildest trout around ? The Lower Owens River continues to flow at usual winter flow rates with clear and cool water.  These...

In the shadow of the mighty Mammoth Mountain big fish are inhabiting the awesome system of the Upper Owens River.  Again, the deepest pools, riffles, runs, and dropouts hold these amazing fish...

The unique flowing system of Hot Creek seems to be starting to possibly show us a slow comeback. Hatches come out of Baetis, Midges, and Caddis here and there throughout the day . Still weedy with...

Fly anglers on the Lower Owens River are experiencing some great dry fly action this last week! Around noon a strong hatch of BWO's come off and trout respond savagely in most areas. Upon arriving to...

Hot Creek has shown us improvement recently. Way less pressure has allowed this small gem of a creek to make a small comeback. Small bugs and short drifts are what this place continues to be about...

The Upper Owens River is still doing what it does best this time of year.. that is delivering big fish to a small bunch of fly anglers!  Flows are the same and water clarity of slightly off as it has...

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The Lower Owens River, as usual, continues to be the place to be for wild trout that will readily eat well placed nymphs,  streamers, and dry flies consistency.  Flows are low and clarity is great.  W...