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“Everything Thrown at Them.”

Nevada Department of Wildlife

Report Date:9-26-2018

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Water levels remain low, and aquatic vegetation continues to be a problem for some anglers on Cold Springs and Haymeadow. Fishing action has been good on Dacey with anglers reporting that trout are hitting “everything thrown at them.” The fish are ranging in size from 15 to 20 inches.

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