
Current Fly Fishing
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- Price Range
- 425-600
- Best Season
- Sept- Oct
- Fishing Types
- Trout Fishing
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Angler reviews
What anglers are saying
- EElizabeth Bouma· 4 months ago
We had a wonderful time fly fishing with Dave and his adorable dog, Blue, as our guides on the Truckee River. Dave was friendly, kind, professional, and came fully prepared with all the necessary equipment. Didn’t catch any fish, but we’re enthusiastic about trying again sometime soon.
- AAurora Gutierrez· 2 months ago
We definitely started with a little plot twist 🤣 by buying Nevada fishing licenses instead of California (learn from us, everyone—buy the correct state license!). But instead of letting it ruin the day, we rolled with it, Dave found us an awesome Nevada spot, and turned our mistake into part of the adventure. The waders were MVPs because that water is COLD! My son caught a fish… and a rock 🤣, so we’re calling that a successful first fly-fishing trip. And Blue… that sweet girl She was convinced every human existed to pet her, and honestly, she wasn’t wrong. Give her extra scratches!
- RRich Gere· 3 months ago
A true fly fishing guide in every sense, knowledgeable, patient, and deeply attuned to the river, with an easy going nature that makes the whole day feel effortless. He reads the water like a living page, sharing not just technique but a genuine understanding of timing, movement, and respect for the craft. More than a guide, he’s a likable and generous teacher of river wisdom. An experience that goes beyond fishing and stays with you long after the line is reeled in.
- DDoug “Fresh”· 2 months ago
We had a great time learning fly fishing techniques from Dave Harvey. This was my first time fly fishing, and Dave did an outstanding job explaining everything we needed to do to be successful on the water. I would highly recommend Current Fly Fishing to anyone who wants an incredible fly fishing experience!
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Typical flow by month
1907 to 2026
The water at Current Fly Fishing typically runs highest in May, at a median 1,020 cfs, and lowest in August, at 238 cfs. The highest flow on record for any single day is 16,200 cfs, in 1956.
| Month | Typical (cfs) | Usual range (cfs) | Relative level |
|---|---|---|---|
| January | 390 | 283 to 559 | |
| February | 414 | 303 to 614 | |
| March | 550 | 400 to 1,070 | |
| April | 820 | 514 to 1,485 | |
| May | 1,020 | 645 to 1,930 | |
| June | 588 | 284 to 1,355 | |
| July | 275 | 173 to 438 | |
| August | 238 | 161 to 342 | |
| September | 250 | 155 to 339 | |
| October | 310 | 155 to 373 | |
| November | 339 | 239 to 426 | |
| December | 369 | 256 to 476 |
Typical is the median of each month’s daily median values, and the usual range runs from the median 25th to the median 75th percentile, across about 103 years of record. Statistics published by the US Geological Survey for Truckee RV at Reno, NV (site 10348000). Conditions on any given day can fall well outside the usual range. Check the current reading before you go.
Current conditions
Streamflow
381 cfs
Above normal (80th)
Water level
4.33 ft
High today
83°F
Wind
10 kt
Gusts 18 kt
Rain chance
2%
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