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Anglers Have Been Catching Rainbows Early in the Mornings or Throughout Cloudy Days

Nevada Department of Wildlife

Report Date:9-3-2021

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Cool nights have helped the vegetation growth along the shoreline to recede. Anglers have been catching rainbows early in the mornings or throughout cloudy days. Crappies are holding along reed beds or drop-offs. Bright marabou jigs will fool the fish. Bass are taking plastics and Woolly Buggers. Boat anglers are having the best success.

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