Fall River Fly Fishing Report – 1 June 2026
Fall River fishing continues to be excellent, providing some of the best fly-fishing opportunities in Northern California right now. Anglers are finding success early each morning, with consistent trout activity from the first few hours of daylight.
As the morning progresses, PMD hatches begin to emerge, creating outstanding dry-fly fishing and plenty of opportunities to target rising trout. Dry-dropper rigs have been especially productive in the shallow flats and weed beds, where fish are actively feeding during the hatch. Anglers looking to cover deeper water are finding steady action by nymphing the deeper runs and channels, which continue to produce quality fish throughout the day.
Current Fall River fly fishing tactics include PMD dry flies, dry-dropper setups, and nymph rigs fished beneath an indicator. The river’s healthy trout population, strong hatches, and favorable conditions are combining to provide consistent action for both experienced anglers and those new to fly fishing.
If you’re planning a Fall River fly fishing trip, now is an excellent time to get on the water. With reliable hatches, productive dry-fly fishing, and steady nymphing opportunities, the Fall River remains one of the premier trout fisheries in California.


