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Recent thunderstorms have added water to the Eagle Valley Reservoir but made for turbid conditions.

Nevada Department of Wildlife

Report Date:8-1-2013

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Fishing has slowed down as a result. Rainbow trout are still taking night crawlers and PowerBait, and are averaging 11 to 13 inches in length. Anglers continue to catch bass on night crawlers and lures.

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