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Shore anglers are staying busy catching limits of rainbow trout

Nevada Department of Wildlife

Report Date:1-12-2022

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Shore anglers are staying busy catching limits of rainbow trout. Trout jigs and mice tails in bright colors are working well. Anglers are throwing soft swimbaits 10-15 feet from shore to land stripers weighing more than 5 pounds.

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