Long Range Fish Report
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Fish Report for 11-7-2013

Fishing at Eagle Valley Reservoir remains good following the fall trout plants

11-7-2013
Nevada Department of Wildlife

Anglers are catching mostly rainbows in the 10- to 12-inch range with a few browns thrown in. A variety of traditional trout baits are catching the fish. Fly fishermen are doing really well using Woolly Buggers in olive or brown colors. Largemouth bass are still taking rubber worms in orange-brown or dark purple. The lower campground is open.


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Nevada Department of Wildlife Reports
for Thursday, November 7th, 2013

Lake Mead: Fishing at Lake Mead has not been good
Lake Mohave: The Striper bite is fair but some nice fish have been caught. Bass fishing is good
Colorado River - Laughlin: Catfish & Stripers are being caught at the Colorado River in Laughlin
Las Vegas Urban Ponds: NDOW will begin its annual rainbow trout stocking schedule this week at the urban ponds
Kirch Wildlife Management Area: Trout fishing has picked up at Haymeadow and Cold Springs reservoirs
Echo Canyon Reservoir: Anglers are finding good trout fishing at Echo Canyon Reservoir & little fishing pressure

Nevada Department of Wildlife Reports
for Friday, November 1st, 2013

Lake Mead: Striper bite has slowed at Lake Mead, Laremouths & smallmouth bass are hitting plastics & crankbaits
Lake Mohave: Striper bite has been light at Lake Mohave, but the action for smallmouth & largemouth is good
Colorado River - Laughlin: Trout & Striper action on the Colorado River near Laughlin has been good
Las Vegas Urban Ponds: Fishing at the Las Vegas Urban Ponds is slowing, no word yet on trout plants
Kirch Wildlife Management Area: Trout fishing has picked up at Haymeadow and Cold Springs
Eagle Valley Reservoir: Brown trout were planted at Eagle Valley Reservoir last week
Echo Canyon Reservoir: Rainbow Trout were planted at Echo Valley Reservoir last week