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Nevada Fish Reports


Lake Mohave Fish Report 07-31-07

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Recent thunderstorms have resulted in washed out roads and debris covered parking areas, but some anglers have made their way to Willow Beach. Check conditions before making the drive. The trout bite has been sporadic with shore anglers finding some success with a variety of baits from plastic worms to spinners to PowerBait. Most fish are typical of the 12- to 13-inch planter variety, but

Lake Mead Fish Report 07-31-07

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Topwater action is heating up. Anglers have been taking fish in the areas near Sand Island, Government Wash and Boxcar Cove. Most are smaller fish in the one- to two-pound class. Shad have moved in along the Boulder Beach area and this should improve fishing opportunities for shore fishermen. Catfish have been taking bait near Vegas Wash, and anglers have been catching some largemouth bass

North Shore Lake Fish Report 07-26-07

by DON QUILICI
Gene St. Denis of Blue Ribbon Charters and Tahoe Trophy Trout at South Lake Tahoe, Calif. (530-544-6552): We have been trolling 50-240 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.

South Shore Lake Tahoe Fish Report 07-26-07

by DON QUILICI
Gene St. Denis: 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. Macks are 2-7 pounds.

East Shore Lake Tahoe Fish Report 07-26-07

by DON QUILICI
Gene St. Denis: Trolling for Mackinaw 60-150 feet deep with flashers and minnows.

East Carson River Fish Report 07-26-07

by DON QUILICI
Todd Sodaro and Chad Machado of the Carson River Resort (877-694-2229): Sunday, it was about 85 degrees with a nice breeze. On the 18th, Lucas and Ray Taroli of Oregon used Salmon eggs and nightcrawlers to catch 7 rainbows that totaled 20 pounds. On the 19th, a youngster, "Junior," used Salmon eggs to catch 4 rainbows. Brian Arline of Roseville caught a 4.8 pound rainbow

West Carson River Fish Report 07-26-07

by DON QUILICI
Dave Kirby: Planted the week before. Limits for those fishermen working the deeper holes. A couple of 4 pounders and a 7 pounder.

Topaz Lake Fish Report 07-26-07

by DON QUILICI
Chuck and Linda Fields at the Topaz Lake Marina (775-266-3550): Not much going on, out here. With this hot weather, all we have is lots of jet skis and water skiers.

Awesome Wiper caught by Dayton fisherman at Lahontan Reservoir

by DON QUILICI
For those of you who believe that you are a fair-to-middling fisherman or fisher woman, or if you believe that you are rated anywhere from a good to an expert angler (in your humble opinion!), you might want to think twice about those kind of thoughts. This includes my fishing partners like Rich Bachle, Norm Budden, Don Hettrick, Jim Quilici and Bob "Slick" McCulloch, et

Wildhorser Reservoir fish Report 07-26-07

by DON QUILICI
Dennis Dunn, Mark, Rocket and Scott at the Wild Horse Resort (775) 758-6472: We have a huge fire north of us, that has burned 750,000 acres, so far. It is about 10 miles north of the reservoir. There are no fishermen here, but the fishing is still excellent, both from shore or in boats. The perch, trout and bass are all hitting.

Truckee River FIsh Report 07-23-07

by TRUCKEE RIVER OUTFITTERS
Fly fishing remains very good on the Truckee. The flows remain perfect from the Town of Truckee down toReno. The best times to fish are in the mornings before it gets hot and then again the last hour or two before dark. In the mornings, nymphing has been the best. Try indicator nymphing with a Golden Stone and a small dropper like a Caddis Pupa.

Lahontan Reservoir Fish report 07-23-07

by TRUCKEE RIVER OUTFITTERS
The white bass fishing has been red hot. Fly fishermen familiar with the lake have had 100 fish days. The fish are not that big but the action is non-stop. Evenings have been best. Try fishing where the Truckee canal comes into the lake with a floating line. Put on a bass popper with a small white or chartreuse Woolybugger trailer. Wipers and Walleye's can

Knott Creek Fish Report 07-23-07

by TRUCKEE RIVER OUTFITTERS
Reports have been outstanding. 20 to 50 fish days are not uncommon for those who frequent Knott Creek. Indicator Nymphing with size 18 midges is working well but the Damsel hatch has been the draw. Fish Damsel nymphs right under the surface with a slow strip and a floating line. Mornings have been best.
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