Las Vegas Urban Ponds Report

Nevada Department of Wildlife

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The Nevada Department of Wildlife planted rainbow trout in the valley ponds. The fish have been taking a variety of worms and spinners. The most popular baits are rainbow-colored PowerBait, night crawlers, mealworms, and mini marshmallows with a salmon egg.

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Nevada Department of Wildlife Reports
for Wednesday, January 12th, 2022
Lake Mead: Live shad, anchovies, and soft plastics are producing striper bites
Lake Mohave: Black bass are hitting both soft and jointed plastics near shore
Colorado River - Laughlin: Shore anglers are staying busy catching limits of rainbow trout
Nevada Department of Wildlife Reports
for Wednesday, January 5th, 2022
Lake Mead: Crappie action is beginning to pick up in the Overton Arm
Lake Mohave: Rainbow trout are hungry for trout jigs and grubs at Willow Beach
Colorado River - Laughlin: Striped bass in the one-to-three-pound range are taking anchovies along the shorelines
Las Vegas Urban Ponds: NDOW has been stocking the urban ponds with rainbow trout since mid-November
Kirch Wildlife Management Area: All the reservoirs are covered with thin ice
Eagle Valley Reservoir: Ice has thickened for ice fishing, the center of the reservoir has not been tested
Echo Canyon Reservoir: The ice around the reservoir's shoreline is thin
: NDOW Southern Fishing Report


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