The Lower Owens River has come down to a very fishable 150 to 200 cfs flow. At this flow rate the entire river is accessible and absolutely full of fish. Water is clear and one can find a variety of r...

The Upper Owens has been turned up via the Grant Lake aquaduct to a higher flow of 165 cfs. This makes it tougher to fish but also shows us that the BIG Browns and Bows will and are making their way u...

The East Walker is around 67 cfs as of the writing of this report and is fishing decent - good. The big fish are still around and being caught by a few. Water is a little more off colour than normal f...

Crowley has been producing great fish every day we are on the lake! The LADWP continues to take water making for lower water conditions in Crowley. Most fish are found in 6-12 feet of water making it...

The Upper Owens continues to meander through the high green meadows below the Glass Mountains at a constant rate of around 65 cfs. Just a handful of larger fish have been seen moving up and we expect...

The Lower Owens river has been coming down recently. The flows were down to 300 CFS, but today they have spikes back up to 350 CFS for the moment. In spite of this we have been drifting and wading the...

Crowley lake has continued to fish very well. Large fish are being extracted by midges and streamers. Although oMcGee Bay is not the place to go any more there are plenty of fish to be caught on the N...

The East Walker river is finally getting some cooler water temperatures as flows vary from day to day and they Autumn nights cool air moves in on Bridgeport. Streamers, nymphs and terrestrial insects...

Hot Creek continues to fish well with not much change, water is still low and the terrestrial  bug action is winding down due to the cooler nights we are experiencing. A caddis hatch comes off through...

The upper Owens continues to produce a great number of 12 to 15 inch fish. Most of the fish are being caught on streamers and nymphs, with pods of rising trout here and there in certain holes of the r...