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Anglers Need to Break Ice in Shallow Areas

Nevada Department of Wildlife

Report Date:2-19-2020

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Ice cover has thawed significantly on area reservoirs. However, anglers may need to break ice to fish in shallow areas. Trout are hitting on olive emerger fly patterns, Rooster Tails, and rainbow PowerBait. Cold temperatures will keep bass on the less active end of things.

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Nevada Department of Wildlife Reports

for Wednesday, February 19th, 2020

: NDOW Southern Fishing Report
Echo Canyon Reservoir: Ice Has Completely Thawed
Eagle Valley Reservoir: Ice is Thawing Rapidly
Las Vegas Urban Ponds: Catfish Are Becoming More Active
Colorado River - Laughlin: Stocked Rainbows Are Schooling Below Dam
Lake Mohave: Crankbaits and Plastics Working Well for Smallmouth
Lake Mead: Fishing Should Be Picking up Soon

Nevada Department of Wildlife Reports

for Friday, February 14th, 2020

: NDOW Eastern Fishing Report
Angel Lake: Completely Frozen Over
Cave Lake: Around 5 inches of Safe Ice
Cold Creek Reservoir: Open to Shoreline Fishing
Comins Lake: South End of The Lake Has Some Safe Ice
Illipah Reservoir: Anglers Should Use Caution on The Ice
Jakes Creek Reservoir (Boies Reservoir): Fishing Has Been Fair
Jiggs Reservoir (Zunino Reservoir): Aerators Running to Prevent Winter Fish Kill
Ruby Lake NWR: Anglers Reporting 10-14 Inch Catches
South Fork Reservoir: More Than 50 % Open Water
Wild Horse Reservoir: Ice Ranging From 10-15 Inches Thick
Wilson Reservoir: Water Level is Rising

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