As of May 27, the Bruneau River was flowing at 133 cfs
by Nevada Department of Wildlife
5-27-2022
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Stream flows are showing mixed results with some up and some down compared to last week in northeastern Nevada but are still well below normal. Expect flows in the Bruneau to drop over the next few weeks. Currently it is experiencing early to mid June conditions instead of late May. As of May 27, the Bruneau River was flowing at 133 cfs and is difficult to fish.
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