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Current Fly Fishing offers a range of products for all levels and ages of anglers. Check out our guide trips and rates below.
All guided fly fishing trips and lessons are all-inclusive, a rod/ reel, waders/ boots, and flies will be provided to all clients as well as bottled spring water. Full-day trips include a packed lunch (dietary needs and restrictions will be provided upon request).
We encourage you to bring polarized sunglasses, a hat and wear sun-protective clothing while on the river.
Clients are required to purchase a state fishing license.
Half-day (5 hours) $395 for 1 or 2 people and $150 for each additional up to 4 people.
Full-day (8 hours) $545 for 1 or 2 people and $150 for each additional up to 4 people.
Float Trips, Truckee River only (7- 8 hours) $550 1-2 people.
Large Groups can be accommodated with advanced notice and only by phone. Rates are determined by the number of guides involved, product type, and the number of clients per guide.
Deposit and Payment: A 50% deposit will be charged upon booking the trip. The remaining balance will be collected at the end of the trip. Preferred payment methods are Cash, Check, or Venmo.
Cancelation Policy: Deposits become non-refundable 14 days prior to the trip date. Our guide trips go out rain or shine, canceling based on environmental factors is solely at Current Fly Fishing’s discretion.
We are now taking online bookings for Truckee River Half Day! Keep scrolling for more info.
Here at Current Fly Fishing, we promote youth fly fishing. Kids are spending more and more time in front of a screen these days and we can all agree that they should be spending more of that time outside. It’s never too early to put a fishing rod in their hands however when it comes to fly fishing we like to start kids around 10 years old. Having an interest in fishing before we introduce them to a fly rod certainly helps. We have taught countless numbers of young people to fly fish and are looking forward to getting your kids out on the water soon.
The Silver Lake Fly Fishing Academy for Kids is a great program Current Fly Fishing Guide, Dave Harvey has been part of for many years. A non-profit group called The Silver Lake Foundation sponsors this event every spring in June Lake, Ca. A great program to look into if you have a young angler on your hands.
Tight line Nymphing
ESN or Tight line Nymphing is a technique that has been around for a long time, recently it has grown in popularity among anglers for fishing nymph flies ( flies that sink ). There are a few things that set ESN apart from other types of fly fishing but in summary, the idea is that a heavy fly presented on a light line sinks faster and drifts more accurately than one attached to an indicator or bobber. The fact is that it works really well in fast-moving freestone rivers like the Truckee and East Walker. Most of the large fish we’re catching on these rivers are brought to the net using the ESN setup. It’s not hard to do, with a little coaching you’ll be tight-lining in no time. Be sure to check out our blog post to see our recommended rigging and leader recipe.
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