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Cleve Creek has poor flows

Nevada Department of Wildlife

Report Date:8-5-2022

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Cleve Creek has poor flows. Fishing the pools is the best option for anglers. As of August 5, Cleve Creek was flowing at a low 3.7 cfs which is about 45% of normal.

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