The Lower Owens River has finally come down and in the last half of and hours it has dropped down to a very fishable flow of 276 cfs... This is great news for fly anglers awaiting the great fly fishin...

Fishing the Upper Owens recently has been something similar to steelheading in a small, clear stream up north. Large running fish have populated the system in some of the tail ends of large pools an...

The East Walker is showing us the big fish population is has as it is flowing at a low winter rate of around 45 cfs and fishing well! .. Fish are somewhat  more-confined to larger and deeper runs and...

Hot Creek is experiencing a great BWO hatch from around 10:30am to 1:00pm. The small river comes alive in most parts of the stream around this time, forcing  the fly angler to lose oneself in the mu...

The Lower Owens is still flowing at a high flow for this time of year. Very soon this will be our choice water when flows drop to a wintertime fishable level....

    It is a great thing that the Upper Owens is connected to Crowley Lake! Large fish can migrate up the river and hold in the many large holes the Upper Owens has to offer down low and...

 The East Walker water level is down to a very fishable flow rate of 170cfs. Fish are starting to move around and up the river to participate in yearly rituals. The river is slightly off colour as us...

Still a "hot" destination for fly anglers Hot Creek is way down low with some weeds showing making it technical for all anglers. Water was high for a moment after the last weeks storm but is now down...

The Lower Owens is flowing at a very high rate of over 500cfs! Few spots are fishable if you know where and how to enter the water. Slow foam lines will yield fish when nymphed deep off an indicator o...

The East Walker is flowing at a modest 356 cubic feet a second. Water is in the low 60's and fish are hungry and selective! Fishing early pays off as there is less traffic and fish are more willing. F...