Solid fishing in the mornings here on the Truckee River. Afternoons not so much. Been pretty hot, and you really have a small window in the mornings to get out and get some fish. O' dark thirty to about noon. After that, I'd check the water temps. We have plenty of water, but it's always good to see what's happening with them water temps. We've been doing really well though. Flows are perfect, and them trouts are in that fast water. Kinda easy to find the fish, not so easy to always pluck them out of there. Folks loose a lot of flies, they can't wade, etc., but if you can get in there, you'll get some. Of course tight line nymphing is the way to go. I feel they'll eat just about anything in that fast water. Any Euro type fly will work, any old American style fly too. Make sure you have some crayfish. The key is to get your flies in the zone, near the bottom. Not in the rocks, but right above them.    

Fly fishing on the Truckee River is really good. Flows are still somewhat high, but man, the fishing is good. We have about 950 cfs here in Hirschdale, and about that through Reno as well. Good healthy flows and strong healthy trout. When flows drop the fishing will just get better. Fish close, trouts are not out in that middle current. They can and are in faster water, but not in the middle. Not anywhere in the middle of the river right now.  It's a smorgasbord of bugs. You may get some on dries during the day, but it's a nymphing game. If you want dry fly fishing on the Truckee River, go in the evenings. The caddis hatches are intense right now. Down in Reno, it's tough wade fishing when the waters high. You really need a raft to cover and affectively fish the water down there right now. I feel the Ca side is better when the river is high. At least for the wade fishing. We have a heat wave coming next week. Look to get your fishing in mornings, and very late evenings.