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Vegetation Remains an Issue Along the Shoreline

Nevada Department of Wildlife

Report Date:9-3-2021

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Vegetation remains an issue along the shoreline, making it challenging to fish from shore at Haymeadow and Cold Springs. Bass are taking plastics fished on drop-shot rigs. Trout fishing is slow, and anglers going out at sunrise and sunset are having the best success.

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for Friday, September 3rd, 2021

Eagle Valley Reservoir: Anglers Have Been Catching Rainbows Early in the Mornings or Throughout Cloudy Days
Echo Canyon Reservoir: Steady Heat Has Kept Water Levels Low and Made Fishing Difficult
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Lake Mohave: Shoreline Anglers at Katherine Landing are Having Luck With Black Bass and Striped Bass
: South of Casino Row, the River is Producing Both Striped and Smallmouth Bass
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Jakes Creek Reservoir (Boies Reservoir): Fishing is still productive here
Ruby Lake NWR: With the cooler nights, bass fishing first thing in the morning may not be as productive
South Fork Reservoir: South Fork Reservoir Fishing Report
Wild Horse Reservoir: The water is fairly green with algae that is typical for this time of year
Wilson Reservoir: Fair for numbers of bass but good for quality
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Chris Crookshanks Named NDOW Fisheries Division Administrator

Nevada Department of Wildlife

Report Date: 8-31-2021

The Nevada Department of Wildlife (NDOW) welcomes Chris Crookshanks as the Fisheries Division Administrator. Chris brings more than 25 years......

Vegetation Remains an Issue Along the Shoreline

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