Long Range Fish Report
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Fish Report for 3-27-2019

Photo Credit: Courtesy of Nevada Department of Wildlife

Limited Shoreline Access

3-27-2019
Nevada Department of Wildlife

With the water level still high, murky water conditions remain the rule. As a result of that and limited shoreline access, fishing activity has been limited. Bass and trout fishing both will improve as the runoff slows and the water settles out.



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Nevada Department of Wildlife Reports
for Wednesday, March 27th, 2019

Lake Mead: Fishing is Picking Up
Lake Mohave: Willow Beach Good Action For Rainbows
Colorado River - Laughlin: Striper Action is Picking Up
Las Vegas Urban Ponds: Trout Action Won't Last Long
Kirch Wildlife Management Area: Best Trout Fishing Takes Place Between Early March and June
Eagle Valley Reservoir: Roads Are Officially Reopened

Nevada Department of Wildlife Reports
for Friday, March 22nd, 2019

• Eastern Nevada NDOW Report 3-22-2019
Cave Lake: 9 to 13 Inch Trout Being Caught
Comins Lake: Quality Trout Catches 16 to 20 Inch Range
Cold Creek Reservoir: Lake is Ice Free
Illipah Reservoir: Reservoir Rebounding From Irrigation and Evaporation