Long Range Fish Report
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Fish Report for 7-22-2022

Wiper

10 lb. Wiper

7-22-2022
Nevada Department of Wildlife

Don't miss out on the great fishing in northern Nevada! Whether you’re interested in trout fishing at an alpine lake, fishing for warmwater trophy fish at one of our reservoirs, or staying local at a community pond, there are plenty of options for you and your family. Shout out to Jeff Peterson for catching this 10 lb. wiper at Wildhorse in early July! Find fishing reports, upcoming fishing classes, and our FishNV tool that provides anglers with an interactive map of Nevada's waters here: https://www.ndow.org/.../fishing/fishing-stocking-reports/



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Nevada Department of Wildlife Reports
for Thursday, July 14th, 2022

Wild Horse Reservoir: New Water Record- 11.37lb. Wiper at Wildhorse Reservoir
Ruby Lake NWR: 20.25lb. Unofficial state record Tiger Trout

Nevada Department of Wildlife Reports
for Friday, July 8th, 2022

Wild Horse Reservoir: Surface water temperatures have moved to around 70 degrees
Angel Lake: Anglers continue to report good fishing
Cleve Creek: Cleve Creek was flowing at a very low 1.6 cfs
Comins Lake: Comins Lake Fishing Report
South Fork Reservoir: South Fork Reservoir Fishing Report
Cold Creek Reservoir: Cold Creek Reservoir Fishing Report
Jakes Creek Reservoir (Boies Reservoir): Worms seem to be the presentation of choice for trout
Ruby Lake NWR: With the warmer temperatures the bass bite at Ruby Lake NWR continues to be good
Wilson Reservoir: Very little change here as continue to report good fishing
Lamoille Creek: Lamoille Creek was flowing at 41 cfs
Kingston Creek: Kingston Creek was flowing at 2.2 cfs
Steptoe Creek: Dry flies are the way to go now
Cave Lake: Cave Lake is lowered to minimum and unfishable
Bruneau River: The Bruneau River has dropped rapidly and is now very fishable
Humboldt River: Hoppers are starting to appear
Owyhee River - East Fork: Fishing has been good using dry flies such as caddis flies, small stoneflies and Mayflies