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Contact Current Fly Fishing

Contact Dave and Current Fly Fishing to ask about a guided fly fishing trip near Reno, Truckee, or Lake Tahoe. Call, text, or email with your preferred dates, group size, experience level, and the type of trip you are considering.

Online availability is a useful starting point, but it does not always show every possible option. Reach out when your date is unavailable online, when you are planning for a larger group, or when you need help choosing between a walk-and-wade, float, winter trip, or lesson.

  • Call, text, or email
  • Reno–Tahoe service area
  • Large groups welcome
  • Equipment included
Guided Truckee River fly fishing experience with Current Fly Fishing
Choose the easiest way to reach us

Call, Text, Email, or View Trips Online

Use the contact method that works best for you. Email is especially helpful when you have several dates, a larger group, or detailed questions about experience level, location, and trip style.

Call Current Fly Fishing

Call to discuss trip options, dates, group size, or questions that are easier to work through directly.

Call 760-937-2234

Email a Trip Inquiry

The email button opens a message with the most useful planning questions already listed.

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View Trips and Rates

Compare trip lengths, pricing, equipment, meals, policies, and the available booking options.

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Help us recommend the right trip

What to Include in Your Message

You do not need to know the exact river section, meeting location, or fishing technique before contacting us. A few basic details will help us recommend the most appropriate trip and confirm what may be available.

  • Your preferred date or range of dates
  • The number of anglers
  • Each angler’s general experience level
  • The trip type you are considering
  • Where you are staying in the Reno–Tahoe area
  • Any mobility needs, questions, or goals for the day
Corporate events · Families · Multi-guide trips

Planning a Larger Group?

Current Fly Fishing works with a trusted guide network that allows us to coordinate larger groups, multiple boats, and more than one guide. This can be useful for corporate outings, family gatherings, groups of friends, and dates that require additional staffing.

Send the estimated group size, preferred dates, general experience levels, and the type of day you have in mind. We will review guide availability and help determine a practical format for the group.

Useful before contacting or booking

Plan Your Guide Trip

These pages answer many common questions about trip options, locations, your guide, and what to bring. You are still welcome to contact us directly at any stage of planning.

Common questions

Contact and Booking FAQs

What is the best way to contact Current Fly Fishing?

You may call or text 760-937-2234, or email dave@currentflyfishing.com. Email is particularly useful when you have multiple possible dates, a larger group, or detailed trip questions.

What should I include in a guide-trip inquiry?

Include your preferred dates, number of anglers, general experience levels, the trip type you are considering, where you are staying, and any questions, mobility needs, or goals for the day.

What should I do if my date is not available online?

Contact Current Fly Fishing directly. Online availability may not show every possible option, and the guide network may make it possible to accommodate additional trips or larger groups.

Can Current Fly Fishing accommodate a large group?

Yes. Current Fly Fishing works with trusted guides and outfitters to coordinate larger groups, multiple guides, and multiple boats when availability allows.

Do I need to choose a fishing location before contacting you?

No. Current Fly Fishing will help select the most practical location using your lodging, experience, mobility, trip type, and current river conditions.

Is fishing equipment included with a guide trip?

Yes. Rods, reels, flies, terminal tackle, waders, and boots are available at no additional charge. Full-day walk-and-wade and float trips also include lunch.

Where does Current Fly Fishing guide?

The Truckee River in Nevada and California is Current Fly Fishing’s primary home water, with guided experiences near Reno, Truckee, and Lake Tahoe. The exact area depends on the trip and current conditions.

Let’s plan your day on the water

Contact Current Fly Fishing

Send your preferred dates, number of anglers, and experience level, or begin by comparing the guide-trip options online. Questions and larger-group requests are welcome.

Reno, Nevada · Truckee River guide trips in Nevada and California · Walk-and-wade, float, winter, lessons, and group trips

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