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Anglers Are Reporting That Bigger Fish Are Taking Swimbaits

Nevada Department of Wildlife

Report Date:2-10-2021

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Stripers as large as 9 pounds are taking anchovies fished from the Colorado River shorelines. Anglers are reporting that bigger fish are taking swimbaits. Rainbow trout are showing a preference for green jigs and night crawlers. Black bass anglers are reporting an increase in activity with warmer daytime temperatures. A few smallies have been caught on green pumpkin worms and jerk baits.

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