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Nevada Fish Reports


Bilk Creek Reservoir Report

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Fishing has slowed at Bilk Creek. Trout fishing will pick back up as fall creeps in.

The Ranch is Having A Tough Time Fishing This Week

by KENS SPORTING GOODS STAFF
The Ranch is also having tougher fishing with the warmer weather like the California side. There are fish being caught, just not as many as we’d sometimes like. We did have a few anglers report that the action was very good in the morning but as the day wore on the fishing slowed a lot. As with the California side, it’s best to get out

Lake Level is Dropping And Shore Fishing is Spotty

by DOUG BUSEY
The lake is dropping and the shore fishing has been spotty. The far east side of the lake in the Douglas County Park area has been fair. The California side of the lake has also been producing a few good rainbows. If you want to troll the lake, I recommend starting about 6 am to about 11 am. After that you will have to go

Fishing is Productive in The Mornings

by DOUG BUSEY
Fishing has been productive for early morning anglers throwing small spinners. I spoke to one angler that caught and released a few rainbows and browns last week.

Vegetation Continues to Make Shoreline Fishing Difficult

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Anglers are catching a few trout right after sunrise. Bass and crappies make up most of the catch. Spinners and plastics have been the most successful lures for bass. Crappies are taking marabou jigs and tubes. Vegetation continues to make shoreline fishing difficult in many areas.

Trout Are Hitting Baits Right After Sunrise

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Seasonal aquatic vegetation growth has made shoreline access difficult. Bass have been hitting well on Mepp’s spinners and crawdad plastics. Crappies are hitting on brightly colored jigs. Trout are hitting baits right after sunrise, with most fish in the 12-inch range.

Kayakers and Float Tubers Are Having Better Luck

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Water levels are low, and vegetation is up. The action has been a little slow, but crappies are taking night crawlers and mealworms. Aquatic vegetation has made trout fishing a challenge, especially along the shoreline. Kayakers and float tubers have had better luck by getting out past the vegetation.

Anglers Reporting in With Limits of Stripers

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Anglers are catching 10-fish limits of stripers along the shores of the Colorado River. The fish are weighing between 1 and 3 pounds with anchovies being the most popular bait. Larger striped bass are hitting topwater baits near Big Bend State Recreation Area. Catfish up to 5 pounds are taking bait fished off the bottom near dusk. Few reports have come in on black bass

Black Bass Action is Steady

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Anglers are reportedly catching striped bass as large as 20 pounds near Willow Beach. Try trolling swimbaits in the early morning or throw out anchovies from the fishing pier in the evening. If fishing from the pier at night, you may have a decent sized catfish take your bait instead. Black bass action is steady just south of Cottonwood Basin. Chigger craws, worms and other

Aquatic Vegetation is Thick Across Many Urban Ponds

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Aquatic vegetation is thick across many urban ponds. Plastics with weedless hooks are recommended for catching largemouth bass. Bluegill and green sunfish are taking meal worms and small flies about 10 feet from shore. Urban ponds have a 3-fish limit, and they must be caught with rod and reel. The fishing will be best in the morning, at sunset, and on cloudy days.

Striper Boils Are Moving Quick

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Striper boils are moving quick and anglers are doing their best to keep up. Topwater lures and jerkbaits are producing catches. Anglers who can find shad for live bait are also having success with stripers. Black bass anglers are catching fish in the Overton Arm and Kingman Wash. Grubs and worms are favorite baits. Catfish are biting after sunset on anchovies fished from shore, and

Riviera Marina Fishing Report

by RUSTY
The striper bite is mixed but mostly doing well with a few days of just seeing them. This is speaking here along the shores of the Colorado River below the Davis Dam. Our anglers are having very good luck fishing with anchovies and its shore or by boat.  Gary Regan was out on his boat in the upper nature center area and landed a nice

'Whiting' Event is Covering Most of Pyramid Lake Now

by PYRAMID LAKE FISHERIES
The 'Whiting' event is covering most of Pyramid lake now, more than this satellite view depicts.

Still Hot & Still Solid Fishing in The AM

by MATT KOLES
Still hot, still good solid a.m. fishing. No change since last week. Flows and weather have pretty much stayed the same. Nice and cool in the a.m., hot in the afternoons. Summer will loose it’s grip here soon though. Get in there and nymph up on that fast pocket water. find the slots, fish the tops of runs, etc. You have to be able to move in

Nice Trout on Tahoe

by MIKE NIELSEN
Yesterday was solid day with multiple species!

Tahoe Topliners Report

by MIKE NIELSEN
Got to introduce couple lil ones to the angling world! The team got a bunch!! Two species day with C and R involved and some for smoker!

Fishing is Staying Consistent

by MIKE NIELSEN
The fishing has been very consistent the last several weeks. We have been catching between 12-25 fish each trip and losing another dozen or so daily. We are trying to stay mobile grab few fish then on to next area to keep the fish biting. The spots I see other boats sitting on daily for hours on end those fish don’t want anything to do with

Plenty of Action Last Few Days

by MIKE NIELSEN
Last couple days plenty of action of counts of high teens low 20’s!!

Best Fishing Between 7 & 11 AM

by MATT KOLES
Still good solid fishing on the Truckee River. Flows have been prefect this summer and the fishing in the mornings is good. It is too hot in the afternoons. If you can get out in the mornings and effectively fish the pocket water, or faster water, you should get some fish. I wouldn’t fish the river past 2 on the Nevada side. That water gets way
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