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Water levels are way up and will continue to be this season

Nevada Department of Wildlife

Report Date:2-14-2023

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The cold winter has made for slow fishing at Lahontan. Water levels are way up and will continue to be this season. Fishing should remain slow until March for walleye, and late spring for the other warmwater species.

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for Tuesday, February 14th, 2023

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Seemand Pond: Fishing will slow considerably at Seeman with the winter and ice
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Nevada Department of Wildlife Reports

for Sunday, February 12th, 2023

Baily Fishing Pond: The pond is currently frozen
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Water levels are way up and will continue to be this season

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