Thin ice is starting to form along the edges of the reservoirs

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Thin ice is starting to form along the edges of the reservoirs. Bass and crappie fishing has slowed as the focus is on rainbow trout. Anglers are casting nymphs or spinners in the mornings.

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Nevada Department of Wildlife Reports
for Wednesday, December 1st, 2021
Lake Mead: Topwater action continues for striped bass
Lake Mohave: Striped bass action is peaking on Lake Mohave
Colorado River - Laughlin:  PowerBait and red or yellow spinners are tempting rainbow trout
Las Vegas Urban Ponds: There are a few catfish still biting in the ponds
Eagle Valley Reservoir: Freezing overnight temperatures are yielding ice along the edges in the morning hours
Echo Canyon Reservoir: Trout are the anglers’ primary focus
: NDOW Southern Fishing Report
Nevada Department of Wildlife Reports
for Wednesday, November 24th, 2021
Lake Mead: Live shad and topwater lures are tempting striped bass
Lake Mohave: Anglers on Mohave are still seeing striper boils
Colorado River - Laughlin: Striped bass in the 1- to 2-pound range are taking anchovies from shore
Las Vegas Urban Ponds: Las Vegas Urban Ponds Fishing Report
Kirch Wildlife Management Area: Not many reports lately
Eagle Valley Reservoir: Anglers have found good fishing for trout
Echo Canyon Reservoir: Days have been warm enough to keep the edges from icing up
: NDOW Southern Fishing Report


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