Long Range Fish Report
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Fish Report for 10-23-2013

Trout fishing has picked up at the Kirch Wildlife Management Area

10-23-2013
Nevada Department of Wildlife

Trout fishing has picked up at Haymeadow and Cold Springs. The fish are hitting PowerBait and spinners. NDOW planted the reservoirs with rainbow trout in early October. At Adams-McGill fishing has been slow, but anglers are catching trout in the 14- to 16-inch range. Trout and bass fishing are both picking up at Dacey Reservoir with anglers finding success with Panther Martins, flat fish and other spinners. Some fly-fishermen have caught and released rainbows as large as 23 inches. Dacey received a load of rainbow trout in mid-October. Roads on the WMA are dry and in good condition. Water temperatures are between 50 and 53 degrees and mosquitoes are out.


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