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LAKE MEAD — Boiling stripers are taking anchovies and topwater lures throughout Boulder Basin and north toward the Overton Arm. For bait fishermen, stripers weighing from 1 to 3 pounds are taking cut anchovies. When fishing a boil, stay away from

Weeds are getting thicker along the shoreline and the water is getting lower as the summer continues. Boaters are finding good fishing for rainbow trout in the morning and bass later in the day. The trout are taking rainbow PowerBait,

Gatlin Beronio snagged a snake who was having a bass for dinner at Topaz Lake in this photo from Larry Walsh.

Mike Greenwalt with an amazing catch! We love seeing these photos! #vegaslakelife #fisherman #fishing #boats #lakemead #lakedays #lmma #vegas #nps #summer #catchoftheday #kayaks #mountains #camping #fish #waves

Look at that...... these two did some catching!

Much hotter this past week on the Truckee River. Been about 90’s all week in the Hirsch. Flows have been steady and the fishing is good in the mornings. Summer wants to hold on for a bit longer. Nice and cool in

Got 8 kept 5 and lost half dozen today. Lil slower but still awesome!

Catch of the Day!! Ritch caught this 14.6 lb Striper with anchovy bait. He caught this off of the Rocky Point.

Flows have remained consistent around 530 since our last report. We did have a nice cool down of the river last week, but with higher temperatures in the forecast again water temperatures are an issue to be aware of. With

Hello fellow anglers, Just returned from a couple weeks a of fishing from our local area to the Rogue River Valley in Oregon. The day we arrived, they had a wild fire that started at 200 acres and by the

The lake level has been coming down over the last couple weeks. Shore fishing has been fair for early morning anglers using inflated night crawlers or green or rainbow powerbait. Trollers have done well with blades and a worm in

Our weather has slowed the amount of anglers out and about. However the stripped bass are still moving in to escape the heat of Lake Havasu.  Our waters are always cooler and we are getting a bunch of the smaller