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Striped bass action is peaking on Lake Mohave

Nevada Department of Wildlife

Report Date:12-1-2021

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Willow Beach anglers continue to enjoy rainbow trout action from the fishing pier and nearby shorelines. PowerBait and night crawlers are the most popular choices. Striped bass action is peaking on Lake Mohave. Topwater lures and shad swimbaits are landing double-digit fish out of Katherine Landing and in the Cottonwood Basin. Chatterbaits and crankbaits are tempting largemouth bass. Anglers targeting smallmouth are using green worms and craws on Ned rigs.

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Striped bass action is peaking on Lake Mohave

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