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Catfish are Biting in the Marshy Areas

Nevada Department of Wildlife

Report Date:9-12-2018

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Fishing has been slow in the casino area, but the action does pick up when a school of stripers comes through the area. The area around Big Bend of the Colorado State Recreation Area has been producing stripers in the 4- and 8-pound range. The fish are taking anchovies. Catfish are biting in the marshy area below Big Bend area.

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