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Anglers Are Enjoying an Increase in Striper Action Along the Colorado River

Nevada Department of Wildlife

Report Date:6-16-2021

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Anglers are enjoying an increase in striper action along the Colorado River. Fish between 1-5 pounds are taking anchovies, crankbaits, and topwater lures. One lucky angler reeled in a 24-pounder just south of Casino Row. Anglers are also seeing an increase in black bass activity near heavy vegetation.

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