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Small Stripers have been active at Lake Mead, but larger fish are tough to find

Nevada Department of Wildlife

Report Date:5-31-2013

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Small stripers are providing anglers with good fishing but larger fish have been tough to find. Cut baits and swimbaits have proven successful in Government Wash, Crawdad Cove and 33 Hole. The catfish bite has been good in the Vegas Wash area and near Stewarts Point, also using cut baits.

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Fly-fishing class offered by the Nevada Department of Wildlife June 15th at Floyd Lamb Park

Aaron Meier

Report Date: 5-31-2013

The Nevada Department of Wildlife will hold an Introduction to Fly-Fishing Class Saturday, June 15, at Floyd Lamb Park. ......

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for Friday, May 31st, 2013

Lake Mohave: Fishing at Lake Mohave near Willow Beach has been good between mile marker 49 and 52
Las Vegas Urban Ponds: Action for bluegill has picked up, while a few rainbow take worms at Floyd Lamb Park
Kirch Wildlife Management Area: The Largemouth bass bite has come alive at Adam-McGill & Haymeadow Reservoirs
Eagle Valley Reservoir: The Rainbow bite at Eagle Valley Reservoir has been good
Echo Canyon Reservoir: Bass, Crappie & Rainbow's are all on the bite at Echo Canyon Reservoir

Small Stripers have been active at Lake Mead, but larger fish are tough to find

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