Limited Shoreline Access

Nevada Department of Wildlife

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The water is high but low enough that the road is now open. Melting snow has made the water murky and fishing slow. Angler activity has been slow due to limited shoreline access.

 

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Nevada Department of Wildlife Reports
for Wednesday, March 20th, 2019
Lake Mead: Crappie and Black Bass are Biting
Lake Mohave: Rainbows and Stiped Bass Catches at Willow Beach
Colorado River - Laughlin: The Striper Bite is Picking Up
Las Vegas Urban Ponds: More Bluegill and Bass With Warming Temperatures
Kirch Wildlife Management Area: Spring Fishing Has Been Good For Trout
Eagle Valley Reservoir: Reservoir is Ice Free
Nevada Department of Wildlife Reports
for Monday, March 18th, 2019
Wilson Reservoir: Open Water and Unsafe Ice
Wild Horse Reservoir: 24 Inches of Ice, Slush and Snow
South Fork Reservoir: Almost Completely Ice Free
Ruby Lake NWR: Wet Flies Preforming Better Then The Dries
Jiggs Reservoir (Zunino Reservoir): Open But Extremely Muddy
Jakes Creek Reservoir (Boies Reservoir): Some Safe Ice for the Weekend
Illipah Reservoir: Fishing Has Been Fair
Comins Lake: Quality Trout Catches 16 to 20 Inch Range
Cold Creek Reservoir: Mostly Ice Free
Cave Lake: 9 to 13 Inch Trout Being Caught
Angel Lake: Road is Now Closed Till Late Spring/ Early Summer
: Eastern Nevada NDOW Report 3-18-2019


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