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Trout Prefer Hitting in the Early Morning or Late Evening

Nevada Department of Wildlife

Report Date:6-16-2021

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Temperatures are reaching into the 80s during the day and dropping into the 50s at night. Trout prefer hitting PowerBait and night crawlers in the early morning or late evening. Action for bass and crappies has been good. Crappies are hitting jigs throughout the day. Bass and trout will hit Woolly Buggers. Anglers must catch and release bass through June 30.

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