At Stampede Reservoir, the fishing has been slow for shore anglers, but anglers trolling from a boat are having success here. Anglers are recommended to troll at a speed around 1.9 miles per hour with speedy shiners, DT6 rapalas, sierra spoons, or, a worm and a dodger. Stampede Reservoir is currently at 68% capacity.

Prosser Creek Reservoir

At Prosser Creek Reservoir, the water levels have dropped enough to take the boat ramp out of the water. Near the dam, anglers will find a good shore bite using worms or colorful spoons. The fish are cruising the shoreline from noon to 5pm, then, heading out to the deeper water. Currently, the water levels at Prosser Creek Reservoir are at 41% capacity.

Jackson Meadows Reservoir

At Jackson Meadows Reservoir, the bite is really slow and no reports of stocking the lake anytime soon.

Pyramid Lake

At Pyramid Lake, most of the recent algae bloom has broken up with the heavy winds that came through this past weekend. There may be a few scattered patches that are tough to fish, but overall, the water clarity is much better. Most of the fish are being caught near the 70-foot mark feeding on chubs. The shallow water bite can be hit or miss. The water levels at Pyramid Lake are currently at 98% capacity.