Mid-day water temps are just under 58 degrees EOT ("East of Town"), its just about perfect right now. A decent mayfly hatch occurred yesterday mid morning, little guys, size 18 or smaller. Fall is here and the fish are becoming increasing interested in streamers.
Love this bend and all its color. Fishing slows mid day when it gets up over 75 degrees, but you'll still find some takers. Its going to cool very soon and fishing should only improve.
Russian Olives are ripe right now. These bad boys are obviously invasive, they can grow in the poorest soils often times taking over piparian corridors when the big cottonwoods die. For this reason, beavers are a Russian Olive's best friend. In NV they don't seem to be a huge problem and I wouldn't mind them so much but for their 4" thorns which stand guard over some of my favorite runs.
EOT there is a healthy number of juvenile fish up to 2-years, that's a great sign for future fishing.
