Utah Fish Report
Fall River Fish Report for 4-15-2025
Fall River Fish Report for 4-15-2025
The river is in good shape and the weather is warming
Fall River - La Pine, OR (Deschutes County)

by The Fly Shop
4-15-2025
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The river is in good shape and the weather is warming. Fish are beginning to filter back down from their spawning areas and we are seeing some early hatches. This spring should be a banger, if you would like to get on the calendar with one of or Fall River guides, give a call Bryan in Outfitters at 800-669-3474 to set up a trip!
Hot Flies:
• Lance's Jigged X-May
• Weiss BP Nymph
• Norman's Wiggletails
• Pheasant Tails
• Mercer's Missing Link
• Zug Bugs
• Zack's Stillwater Swimming Leeches
More Reports
The Fly Shop Reports
for Thursday, April 10th
Sacramento River - Lower: The river this morning is flowing around 4,700 CFS
McCloud River: The river is looking good on the low end at the lake, although still a little high
Pit River: Big flows continue throughout the system
Sacramento River - Upper: The river is dropping, but still high
Baum Lake: Fishing has been solid, some good fish are eating up top
Shasta Lake: The Pit Arm would be your best bet to find clear water
Lewiston Lake: The lake is fishing very well for some nice fish cruising the flats
Manzanita Lake: The lake is beginning to thaw
McCloud Reservoir: McCloud Reservoir Fishing Report
Pyramid Lake: Windy conditions can have the fish stack up
The Fly Shop Reports
for Thursday, April 3rd
Hat Creek: Recent trips to the Powerhouse 2 riffle have been fruitful for the few anglers who have gone
Sacramento River - Lower: There are some really nice fish being caught in the top portion of the river below the Highway 44 bridge
McCloud River: The storm on Monday bumped the flows a little
Sacramento River - Upper: While it's still high, 3,000 CFS at the lake, the river is on the drop and a super nice color
Baum Lake: Look for more and bigger hatches as we roll into April
Shasta Lake: More good reports from the Float n' Fly crowd on Shasta
Pyramid Lake: The lake continues to fish well

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