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Trout plants are starting to slow as water temperatures begin to rise

Nevada Department of Wildlife

Report Date:3-9-2022

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Trout plants are starting to slow as water temperatures begin to rise. Gold spinners, Kastmasters and night crawlers are fooling the trout. Catfish are becoming more active at sunset. The fish are taking stink baits and hotdog slices. A few anglers have reported catching bass on spinnerbaits.

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