Eastern Nevada
Your home base for high-desert fly fishing from the Rubies to the Jarbidge — a wind-first forecast, live river flows, the waters worth driving to, and a logbook app that rides along in your pocket.
Rolling daily · Elko corridor
Live weather pulled each visit — built around wind first, the variable that makes or breaks a day on high-desert water.
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USGS gages · updated continuously
Streamflow straight from USGS. Low + warm pushes the bite to first light and the high country.
The Great Basin · what's within reach
High lakes, desert rivers and big reservoirs across eastern Nevada.
Tap any water for access & drive, best timing, species, signature flies, and the special regs to know before you go.
The Humboldt system's most popular trout water and the easiest to reach. Stocked rainbows cruise the shallows; browns, bass, wipers and catfish fill out the mix.
Glacier-carved lakes high above Lamoille Canyon. Hike to Liberty, Island and Overton for eager brookies, rainbows and tiger trout through summer and into fall.
A big high-desert reservoir near Mountain City — rainbows and bowcutts in the open water, plus perch, bass and wipers. A winter ice-fishing destination, too.
Nevada's longest river winds right through town. Browns and rainbows hold in the riffles and undercuts; it runs low and warm by midsummer, so fish it early.
A tumbling canyon creek and its beaver ponds — classic small-water dry-fly fishing for brookies and rainbows against the Ruby Crest skyline.
Remote, rugged water in the Jarbidge Wilderness. Wild redband and rainbow trout — plus threatened bull trout that must be released. True pack-in country.
iOS · Android · Synced with the site
Your logbook in your pocket. Edit on the trail, it's on the website when you get home.
Great Basin Flyfisher