Anglers are catching catfish with night crawlers and stink bait

Nevada Department of Wildlife

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Anglers are catching catfish with night crawlers and stink bait. Bluegill are hitting mealworms and red worms at the community ponds. There have been a few trout caught in the early mornings before they look for cooler water in the depths during the warm afternoons. Rainbows are chasing Rooster Tails and PowerBait fished off the bottom.

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Nevada Department of Wildlife Reports
for Wednesday, May 1st
Sunset Park Pond: Anglers are catching catfish with night crawlers and stink bait
Lake Mohave: Stripers are hitting anchovies early in the day all over the reservoir
Lake Mead: Anglers have been reeling in stripers near Government Wash and Kingman Wash
Echo Canyon Reservoir: The action has really picked up the past couple of weeks
Eagle Valley Reservoir: Eagle Valley Reservoir Report
Colorado River - Laughlin: Boaters are reeling in larger stripers closer to Davis Dam
Nevada Department of Wildlife Reports
for Wednesday, April 24th
Colorado River - Davis Dam: Striped bass are becoming more active below Davis Dam
Eagle Valley Reservoir: Trout action has been very good
Echo Canyon Reservoir: Trout have been hitting well off the dam and along the south side
Lake Mead: Anglers are finding black bass in 10 to 20 feet of water
Colorado River - Willow Beach: Rainbow trout activity is reportedly best at sunset and during the early morning
Las Vegas Urban Ponds: Warm water temperatures have had catfish and bluegill are moving around


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