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Lake Mohave Fish Report 09-05-07

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE

PowerBait in colors from orange to rainbow and Zeke's Sierra Gold have been taking rainbow trout at Willow Beach last week. Anglers have had some success with a variety of hardware as well, including Jake's Lures, Super Dupers, Panther Martins and other spinners. Shore fishermen and boaters alike were successful. Striper anglers were successful using lures that resembled small rainbow trout in the three- to

Lake Mead Fish Report 09-05-07

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE

Anglers looking to reel in a mess of stripers will find success for school-size fish in the Vegas Bay arm from Gypsum Wash to Boxcar Cove. Kingman Wash has also been producing fish. Fishing along the beaches and near Hemenway continues to be slow.

Wildhorse Reservoir Fish Report 09-01-07

Wild Horse Reservoir

by DENNIS & ANN DUNN

The lake is fine now. Some folks had some very high winds 2 days ago and then yesterday it rained the devil. Some folks took 5 large coolers home loaded with perch.

Truckee River Fish Report 08-31-07

by NOR CAL FISH REPORTS

Fish are holding in the faster water because of the warm water. Nymphing has been the best. Spin anglers can use Rooster Tails and Panther Martins. 530-587-4844.

South Shore Lake Tahoe Fish Report 08-30-07

by DON QUILICI

The Kokanee salmon are showing up in three sizes: 6, 10 or 15 inches. They are 40-80 feet deep in 200-400 feet of water. Use flashers with a Red Magic lure, tipped with a kernel of corn. The Kokanee go deeper as the sun comes up.?Į

South Shore Lake Tahoe Fish Report 08-30-07

by DON QUILICI

I've been fishing 50-200 feet deep at Ski Run Shelf, Camp Richardson and the Tahoe Keys. Trolling with silver Herring Dodger flasher blades and minnows. Bouncing off the bottom in a serpentine pattern.

North Shore Lake Tahoe Fish Report 08-30-07

by DON QUILICI

I've been very busy. We have been trolling 100-280 feet deep. We locate the fish on the fish finder and then troll in a "Figure Eight" pattern, bouncing the bottom. I've been fishing at Cal-Neva, Dollar Point and Sugar Pine Points.

East Carson River Fish Report 08-30-07

by DON QUILICI

We got an 800 pound plant of rainbows last week from the state. This week, we are getting a 1,000 pound plant from Alpine County, which includes rainbows up to 10 pounds. Our biggest fish caught, so far this year, is 9.1 pounds. A couple of nights ago, I was casting Salmon eggs with my fly rod, and on 5 casts, I had 5 fish.

Lahontan Reservoir Fish Report 08-30-07

Lahontan Reservoir

by DON QUILICI

This is an excellent time to fish from a float tube due to the low water levels. Nieves Reyes of Yerington caught a 9.75 pound Channel Catfish while casting a red/black Panther/Martin lure from his float tube at the cove at Beach No. 3. Madison, 10, and Gabrielle, 8, Richards of Silver Springs caught a 5 pound Walleye on nightcrawlers at Beach No. 3, toward

Ruby Lake Fish Report 08-29-07

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE

Water levels are declining, though the water level is at the refuges objective for this time of year. The springs are producing very little water, so trout fishing has dropped off. Some fish are being caught from the dikes, but for the most part, they are too small to keep. Anglers who know the marsh are catching limits, while those new to the marsh are

Wildhorse Reservoir Fish Report 08-29-07

Wild Horse Reservoir

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE

Last week you could only see 12 to 18 inches in the water due to the heavy algae growth. This week you can see 5 to 6 feet after the algae die-off that contributed to this week's fish kill. With the warm surface temperatures and the lack of oxygen fishing is very poor here and probably will be for the next couple of weeks.

Wilson Reservoir Fish Report 08-29-07

Wilson Reservoir

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE

Little or no change here as bass fishing continues to be fair to good and trout fishing is fair, though anglers are catching trout. For bass, rubber gear in either very dark or very bright colors is the ticket as well as crank baits. Trout and bass have been mostly active in the early morning or late evening. Fly rodders should try damsel patterns, mayflies,

Angel Lake Fish Report 08-29-07

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE

The lake level has dropped quite a bit, though there is no recent report on fishing conditions. However, this time of year fishing in early morning before the wind picks up appears to be the best. Damsels, mayflies, midge patterns and small wooly buggers all work. Flies such as humpies, royal Wulffs and Kaufmann stimulators may make for some good surface action.

South Fork Reservoir Fish Report 08-29-07

South Fork Reservoir

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE

Not much change here as anglers continue to have to fight the weeds here, especially at the south end of the lake. Trout fishing is fair. Bass fishing is fair to good depending upon what time of day you fish. Early mornings and late evenings are still producing fish, especially along the dam and the rocky bluffs on the west side of the lake. For

Cave Lake Fish Report 08-29-07

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE

Fishing is consistent as always, you just need to fish in the early morning to beat the heat. Small flies, worms and spinners are all working.

Comins Lake Fish Report 08-29-07

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE

Fishing is poor for both bass and trout due to the pike problem.

Illipah Reservoir Fish Report 08-29-07

Illipah Reservoir

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE

Like most northern Nevada waters fish during the coolest part of the day, the early morning and fishing should be fair to good. The usual baits are working.

Lake Tahoe Fish Report 08-27-07

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE

Some anglers have been catching rainbows trolling shallow near rock structure but be careful of shallow rock with your boat. Mackinaw or lake trout fishing has been producing some nice fish for those that have the right gear and knowledge. There are guides available for others. Shore fishing is fair for stocked rainbow trout. Cave Rock was last planted on August 3, 2007.

Marlette Lake Fish Report 08-27-07

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE

Fishing has been great early in the morning using fly patterns. Try using copper johns in brass and red, Zug bug and sheep creeks specials have been also producing.

Boulder Reservoir Fish Report 08-27-07

Boulder Reservoir

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE

The aquatic vegetation will make things interesting, but anglers that can get out past the vegetation are catching 14-inch rainbow.

Squaw Creek Reservoir Fish Report 08-27-07

Squaw Creek Reservoir

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE

Although the fishing has slowed, anglers continue to catch rainbow trout. The largemouth and spotted bass fishing has started to heat up and anglers fishing off the bottom with worms have reported some chunky bullheads.

Wall Canyon Reservoir Fish Report 08-27-07

Wall Canyon Reservoir

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE

Fair fishing for rainbow and brown trout to 15 inches in length. Good fishing for smallmouth bass to 8-10 inch inches in length. Dark patterns work the best in the turbid water. Fishing is always good in the stream high numbers of brown trout. Be stealthy when you approach the steam there is no cover.

Truckee River Fish Report 08-27-07

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE

The high temps of the day have slowed things down, but as evening approaches the fishing does pick up. Fly anglers are picking up some action on PMD and Little Stones. Try fishing deep with long leaders. Use a drop fly set up with the top fly heavy and the dropper in a size 14 to 18 in caddis pupa or small PMD. Lure fisherman

Topaz Lake Fish Report 08-27-07

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE

Fishing has slowed, but shore anglers have had some success in the early morning. Boat fishermen going deep have reported fair to good success on rainbow and brown trout.

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