The Little Truckee continues to have great flows for this time of year and as of today it is sitting at 125 CFS – an excellent flow for the fall. The fishing pressure continues to be heavy out there as the word seems to be out about the productive fishing. The shift in weather could either really turn on the BWO hatch on the LT, or it could go the other way and make it mostly a nymphing game until things even out in a few days. Tough to say at the moment. When using nymphs, we recommend fishing them on a tight-line set up to up your odds by maintaining a better degree of stealth, and to that end try hard to minimize wading here and fish off shore whenever possible. The main bugs on the LT will be BWO’s, midges, worms and eggs and this won’t really change until spring except maybe the egg bite dying down mid-winter. Using 6x tippet will be a must here for both dry fly fishing and nymphing with some anglers even dropping it down to a 7x to get a bit more of an advantage.