Hot Creek is at low winter flows with a lower weed level. Fish are throughout the system with many large trout at the top of the two public areas. Certain holes see surface activity while other parts...

The Upper Owens is still giving anglers a fly fishing experience very similar to steelheading on smaller meadow creeks. From the bridge up and being concentrated in certain areas, anglers searching...

The Lower Owens is flowing at an incredible fishy flow of  199cfs-  increased dry fly activity is noted in some areas. Nymphing is getting most of the numbers also with Baetis and Midge larvae patte...

The East Walker flows low and slow and fishes well throughout the winter. At 26 cfs the water is its normal color which conceals the fish from the anglers and river predators allowing them to roam m...

Hot Creek is flowing slow and low. Dead weed patches dot the river here and there but generally don't bother a well placed fly. Dry fly action is a little less predictable but one can find fish eating...

    The Lower Owens is sticking to a great flow of 104cfs. This allows any angler to move about the river freely. Nymphing has been great here with good numbers to hand. A few more rainb...

The East Walker continues to produce some large and beautiful brown trout. Flow continue to be low and fish are on midge larvae! Flash Bangs, Miracle Nymphs, T-Midge emergers, Poly Wing Emergers, Bi...

Water is down to 115cfs~!!~ and fishing great!  Fly Fisherman have been coming in the shop with large grins and happy conversation after spending a few hours on this wild river. Browns are coming ou...

East Walker is very low and fishing well.  Fish are hungry and eager to take small midge larvae, bait fish, and other protein forms this fertile river system offers. Traffic is low and fishing below...

Hot Creek still fishes well in spite of low flows. For us right now it is all about the dry fly hatch that comes off between 10:30 and 11:30. This hatch last from 1.5 - 3 hours depending on the day.an...