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Fish Report for 11-17-2021
NDOW Southern Fishing Report
11-17-2021
Nevada Department of Wildlife
The upper portion of the reservoir is covered by a thin sheet of ice most of the day. The best access for shore fishing is off the main shoreline or dam. Anglers are using rainbow PowerBait and night crawlers below a water bobber for trout. For up-to-date conditions, contact Spring Valley State Park at 775-962-5102 or check the park’s Facebook page.
Overnight temperatures are putting a thin cover of ice near the intake. Anglers have been catching rainbow trout using night crawlers or PowerBait. For up-to-date ice conditions, contact Echo Canyon State Park at 775-962-5103.
Striper boils are hit and miss in the Boulder Basin and should keep tapering off. Live shad is the bait of choice, but a variety of shad-patterned lures are landing fish, too. Black bass anglers are having luck with topwater lures and soft plastics fished on dropshots in the Callville Bay area. Catfish in the 12-inch range and larger are taking anchovies and stink baits overnight in Las Vegas Bay.
Willow Beach anglers are finding good action for rainbow trout. Try a combination of PowerBait and night crawlers or your favorite spinner. Katherine Landing is a hotspot for large striped bass. Anglers are experimenting with topwater lures, Rat-L-Traps, and swimbaits in shad patterns. Black bass are attacking soft plastics on Ned rigs in green pumpkin and watermelon red..
The striper bite is slow along the river, but shore fishing for rainbow trout has kept anglers busy. Trout jigs in greens and yellows are landing fish as large as 2 pounds. Spinners, night crawlers, and glitter PowerBait are also working well.
With recent trout plants, anglers are having better-than-average success in the mornings. Rooster Tails, olive nymphs, and Woolly Buggers are generally productive. Thin ice is starting to form along the shoreline in the mornings. As the ice thaws throughout the day, the edges remain muddy.
The Nevada Department of Wildlife stocked rainbow trout at Cold Creek, Floyd Lamb, Sunset, and Veterans’ Memorial Park ponds. Anglers have had success using rainbow PowerBait and night crawler pieces. The stocked rainbows are averaging about 8 inches in length. Anglers out on warm afternoons are catching bluegill and catfish at Floyd Lamb and Sunset parks using sliced hot dogs and night crawlers.
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Nevada Department of Wildlife Reports
for Wednesday, November 17th, 2021Lake Mead: Striper boils are hit and miss in the Boulder Basin
Lake Mohave: Katherine Landing is a hotspot for large striped bass
Colorado River - Laughlin: Shore fishing for rainbow trout has kept anglers busy
Las Vegas Urban Ponds: Anglers have had success using rainbow PowerBait and night crawler pieces
Kirch Wildlife Management Area: Thin ice is starting to form along the shoreline in the mornings
Eagle Valley Reservoir: The upper portion of the reservoir is covered by a thin sheet of ice most of the day
Echo Canyon Reservoir: Overnight temperatures are putting a thin cover of ice near the intake
Nevada Department of Wildlife Reports
for Wednesday, November 10th, 2021Lake Mead: Callville Bay and Echo Bay areas are hotspots for black bass
Lake Mohave: Reports of striper boils are coming from the south end of Mohave
Colorado River - Laughlin: Rainbow trout plants continue at various locations
Las Vegas Urban Ponds: Fishing action is steady for bluegill and catfish in the ponds
Kirch Wildlife Management Area: Water levels are steady
Eagle Valley Reservoir: Trout action has been very good
Echo Canyon Reservoir: Fishing has been good for rainbow trout
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