Long Range Fish Report
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Fish Report for 11-17-2021

Photo Credit: Courtesy of Mountain Hardware

Anglers at Stampede Reservoir are doing well trolling for rainbows or cutthroats

11-17-2021
Mountain Hardware & Sports

The warm temperatures have melted the snow on the road, so it is accessible as of now. Anglers at Stampede Reservoir are doing well trolling for rainbows or cutthroats in 20 feet of water with speedy shiners, needle fish, sierra spoons, or a dodger and worm combo. The Kokanee bite is done for the season, most kokanee are up the creek. Shore anglers are doing decent near the dam and outlet cove.

Stampede Reservoir is currently at 41% capacity.



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Mountain Hardware Reports
for Wednesday, November 17th, 2021

Donner Lake: Donner Lake is fishing best at first light or late evening
Boca Reservoir: Boca is fishing well for shore anglers using powerbait and worms
Prosser Reservoir: Prosser Reservoir is fishing well from shore
Jackson Meadows Reservoir: Most likely accessible now due to the warm temperatures
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for Thursday, October 21st, 2021

Donner Lake: The mackinaw bite should pick up
Boca Reservoir: The Inlet at Boca Reservoir is fishing well
Stampede Reservoir: Any boat over 20 feet is not recommended for launching into Stampede
Prosser Reservoir: Prosser Reservoir is probably the best fishery in the area right now
Jackson Meadows Reservoir: One of the better fishing reservoirs in the area right now
Truckee River: The flows on the Truckee River are minimal from the upper river to Boca Reservoir
Little Truckee River: Anglers should concentrate on fishing the deeper pools