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PYRAMID LAKE SEASON 2021-2022

If you are new to fishing Pyramid Lake Nevada for the world’s largest cutthroat trout you might not be aware of the season dates. We’ve had a lot requests lately to book before the season opener so we thought a notification would be helpful. The season for fishing for non-tribal members is Oct. 1-June 30. Please read all Tribal regulations for further guidance.

We are awaiting Tribal approval on guide licenses, should be soon! Thanks for your patience. 🎣

Season opener

FEBRUARY FISHING

February is fishing well! It’s all about location, and retrieval. Book a guide or DIY trip for the prime time of the season!

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NOVEMBER FISHING 2020

The lake is fishing well right now! The water temps are good for the shoreline and the big fish are IN.

Shannon

Shannon

 

 

NICE WEATHER=SLOWER FISHING, BUT BIG FISH

We’ve had some nice weather almost in the 60s out at Pyramid lately, which means the fishing has been a little slow but maintains quality over quantity! Any cast can result in a big fish, but you have to put in the time….

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January

JANUARY HIT-OR-MISS

January can be hit or miss, today was a HIT!
Guide’s day off, appx 10 each, sun-up to sun-down (Nick Jackson and Ryan Dangerfield).

Nick

BIG FISH YEAR

The cutthroat this season have been big so far! Lots of 10+ pound fish. We can’t wait to see what’s to come! January still has some open dates, last season we had a phenomenal month fishing and weather wise!

Matt

Shane

GROUP TRIP, GREAT DAY

We had a great day out on Pyramid with the crew from Tahoe Resources. Most of the group came in from Canada and had their first experience with fly fishing. We had a few 10 pounders to the net!

JANUARY FISHING REPORT

This January has fished well! In January 2018 we saw mild weather with warm temps making the fishing slow. January 2017 we had flooding resulting in lake closure for 6 weeks. This year the storms have been consistent making for decent fishing. Similar to December daily numbers are not at their highest but quality by means of size make up for it; big fish are being caught. Follow the storms!

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