Truckee Wild

Truckee, California

Our Mission

Truckee Wild promotes conservation and education with a focus on sustaining the fisheries that connect us to this watershed. We support conservation efforts, help anglers better understand the river, and share timely information about fishing conditions—from low flows to hoot-owl closures—so each of us can make informed choices about where and when to fish. Through knowledge, stewardship, and respect for the water, we can protect these fisheries for the generations that follow. Keep Truckee Wild!

California fishing regulations

Truckee &
Little Truckee Rivers

Quick reference only. Regulations and emergency closures can change. Always confirm the current rules with CDFW before fishing.

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Truckee River

First 1,000 feet below Lake Tahoe outlet dam

Closed all year · No fishing.

Truckee River

Trout Creek → Prosser Creek

Open all year · Barbless artificial flies only · Zero trout.

Truckee River

Below Prosser Creek → Nevada border

Last Saturday in April–Nov. 15: artificial lures only; two trout. Nov. 16–Friday before the last Saturday in April: barbless artificial lures only; zero trout.

Little Truckee River

Stampede Dam → Boca Reservoir

Open all year · Barbless artificial lures only · Zero trout.

River intelligence

Know the river before you go.

FlowState brings current flows, weather, water-temperature context, fishing windows, and reach-by-reach conditions into one clear view of the Truckee River. It is designed to help anglers choose the right water—and recognize when conditions call for giving the fish a break.

Weekly podcast

The Truckee Wild Fly Fishing Report

A weekly look at flows, weather, hatches, fishing conditions, tactics, and the stories behind the fisheries of the Truckee and Little Truckee Rivers. Short enough for the drive to the river, useful enough to help plan the day.

Contact

Questions, ideas, or something we should know?

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