Nevada Fish Report
Humboldt River Fish Report for 6-10-2022


Flows on the South Fork of the Humboldt are up

Humboldt River - NV


by Nevada Department of Wildlife
6-10-2022
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Flows on the South Fork of the Humboldt are up due to snowfall at the higher elevations of the Ruby Mountains last week and unseasonably warm weather. As of June 10, the South Fork of the Humboldt was flowing at 190 cfs which is well below the median of 550 cfs for this time of year. While flows are up it is still fishable and anglers can expect fair fishing above the reservoir with the best fishing being below the dam. With the warmer weather, Mayflies are starting to hatch and anglers can start using emergers and dries.





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Nevada Department of Wildlife Reports
for Friday, June 10th, 2022

Comins Lake: Surface water temperatures are in the mid to high 60’s
Illipah Reservoir: Surface water temperatures have moved into the mid 60’s
South Fork Reservoir: South Fork Reservoir Fishing Report
Cold Creek Reservoir: The lake has filled nicely and stocking resumed this spring
Jakes Creek Reservoir (Boies Reservoir): The lake is full, surface water temperatures have climbed into the mid 60’s
Ruby Lake NWR: Expect fair bass fishing to begin with until the water gets a bit warmer
Angel Lake: Anglers continue to report good fishing
Lamoille Creek: Lamoille Creek was down significantly from last week flowing at 332 cfs
Kingston Creek: As of June 10, Kingston Creek was flowing at 3.0 cfs.
Cleve Creek: As of June 10, Cleve Creek was flowing at 4.3 cfs.
Steptoe Creek: As of June 10, Steptoe Creek was flowing at 2.4 cfs
Cave Lake: Cave Lake is lowered to minimum and unfishable
Bruneau River: As of June 10, the Bruneau River was flowing at 127 cfs

Nevada Department of Wildlife Reports
for Wednesday, June 8th, 2022

Wilson Common Pond: Wilson Common Pond Fishing Report
Truckee River: The river is in excellent condition and fishing well
Squaw Creek Reservoir: The inlet has fished well for trout this spring
Washoe Lake: Expect slow fishing with some areas being more productive than others with low water
East Walker River (NV): Hopper time is almost here!
Walker Lake: An increase in the lake level is key to the fishery rebounding
Virginia Lake: Warmwater species that can be fun to target when trout fishing slows
Wall Canyon Reservoir: Fishing for both smallmouth and trout has been good at Wall this spring
Topaz Lake: Topaz Lake Fishing Report
Spooner Lake: Spooner has been fishing well
Liberty Pond: Liberty Pond Fishing Report
Marilyn's Pond: Marilyns Pond Fishing Report
Humboldt River: Fish in the Humboldt River are self-sustaining and stocking is not necessary
Hinkson Slough: Trout fishing has remained good here
James Kinney Pond: James Kinney Pond Fishing Report
Knott Creek Reservoir: Closed to fishing until June 11, 2022
Lahontan Reservoir: The lake is down and fishing is excellent
Lake Tahoe: Toplining for large rainbow and brown trout has also been productive in shallower water
Onion Valley Reservoir: Closed to fishing until June 11, 2022
Mitch Pond: Mitch Pond Fishing Report
Marlette Lake: Closed to fishing until July 15, 2022
Mountain View Park Pond: Mountain View Park Pond Fishing Report
Paradise Park Ponds: Paradise Park Ponds Fishing Report
Little Humboldt River - North Fork: Little Humbolt River North Fork Report
Rye Patch Reservoir: Fishing has been good for smallmouth and white bass
Seemand Pond: Seemand Pond Fishing Report
Sparks Marina Park Pond: Sparks Marinra Park Pond Fishing Report
Baily Fishing Pond: Baily Fishing Pond Fishing Report
Davis Creek Park Pond: Davis Creek Pond Fishing Report
Chimney Dam Reservoir: Fishing should get better as we near the end of June
East Carson River (NV): We’re definitely near the end of the runoff season on the Carson
Carson River: Flows are just above 300 csf on the Carson
Blue Lakes: Closed to fishing until June 11, 2022
Bilk Creek Reservoir: Fishing has been fair at Bilk for stocked and carryover trout
Ruby Lake NWR: Ruby Lake Collection Ditch Fish Survey