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Haymeadow Reservoir Report

Nevada Department of Wildlife

Report Date:3-15-2023

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There have been no recent reports from the management area. While fishing can be difficult in some areas due to weather changes, spring is a great time to try your luck. The trout in the reservoirs are hungry and take a variety of flies and hardware. PowerBait and worms are reliable on Adams-McGill and Haymeadow. Dacey is the place for spinners and plastics.

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Nevada Department of Wildlife Reports

for Wednesday, March 15th, 2023

Sunset Park Pond: Action for warmwater species should improve
Beatty Pond: Rainbow Trout Stocking This Week
Boulder City Urban Pond: Last Rainbow Plant of the Season
Eagle Valley Reservoir: Spring showers and periodic snowstorms are keeping things unsettled
Wild Horse Reservoir: Wildhorse Reservoir Report
Echo Canyon Reservoir: The water levels have reached its limit
South Fork Reservoir: South Fork Reservoir has a lot of ice for this time of year
Dacey Reservoir: The trout in the reservoirs are hungry and take a variety of flies and hardware
Lake Mead: Anglers have been heading out to the Overton Arm to chase crappie and black bass
Lake Mohave: Smallmouth and largemouth bass are getting ready for the spawn
Colorado River - Laughlin: Striped bass action is picking up along this stretch of the river
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Nevada Department of Wildlife Reports

for Thursday, March 9th, 2023

Wild Horse Reservoir: Anglers are having the best luck targeting trout in 10 or less feet of water
South Fork Reservoir: National Weather service has issued a flood watch warning
Jakes Creek Reservoir (Boies Reservoir): Fishing remains fair for trout in the 10 to 16 inch range

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