At Stampede Reservoir, the Kokanee season is officially over. Most of the kokanee have moved up the creeks and rivers to start spawning. For anglers willing to troll from a boat, there are some nice cutthroats and rainbow trout to be caught at Stampede for anybody willing to put in the time. It is best to troll in the 40-foot water column for the most action. For shore anglers, there's still an excellent opportunity to catch rainbow trout near the boat ramp using power bait or worms. Don’t expect much of a bass bite here. The bass fishing has slowed down at Stampede because of the cooler nights and water temperatures. Stampede Reservoir is currently at 71% capacity.

Prosser Creek Reservoir

At Prosser Creek Reservoir, the water levels have dropped quite a bit, and the boat ramp is now out of the water. Shore fishing is currently the best way to fish Prosser. With the colder temperatures the region has had, the cutthroat bite has picked up here. Anglers should use worms or colorful spoons to get the most cutthroat bites. Currently, the water levels at Prosser Creek Reservoir are at 46% capacity.

Jackson Meadows Reservoir

No report for this week.

Pyramid Lake

At Pyramid Lake, there is currently a harmful algae bloom happening throughout the lake. Anglers should avoid wading in any water that is visibility discolored or contains blooms until it subsides. Hopefully, with cooler weather coming this next week, the algae bloom will disappear. While the shore bite has started to pick up, the algae bloom has made shore fishing more difficult. For anglers fishing from a boat, the action has been good trolling in 55 to 90 feet of water with U-20 flatfish, F-18 Rapalas, Mag Lip 3.5, Speedy Shiners, Coyote Spoons, or one-and-a-half-ounce Sierra Spoons. The water levels at Pyramid Lake are currently at 98% capacity.