Nevada Fish Reports

Fishing has been fair to good for some anglers and slow to fair for others, said Pete Gill, supervisor at Spring Valley State Park where the reservoir is located. The key to success is knowing when to fish. Early mornings before it gets too hot and late evenings after the heat begins to drop are the most productive times. There was a pair of big

Trout are still biting at this Lincoln County reservoir with the best action coming in the early morning and late afternoon to early evening hours. Night crawlers and PowerBait are a good bet. Anglers are also catching largemouth bass and even a few crappie, though crappie action has slowed during the past couple of weeks. Fish the shady side of weed beds with a small

As a rule, the action for striped bass on Lake Mohave picks up in the spring. So far this year that has yet to happen, and has many anglers scratching their heads. The number of anglers on the lake dropped as daytime temperatures increased.

Fishing has been slow of late, even for anglers participating in a recent bass tournament. Participants had only one good day of fishing during the multi-day event. Striper fishermen are keeping an eye out for boils and the exciting top-water action that comes with them. Some boils have already been seen in the Overton Arm. Boils occur when shad leap from the water in huge

Mackinaw fishing has been good for those who have been trolling deep at about 200 feet.

Opener was great. Lots of success.

Regional Game Warden Dave Patula Regional reports plenty of success fishing for rainbow planters and hold over trout.

Regional Game Warden Dave Patula reports plenty of recently planted rainbow being caught and some hold over rainbow. There have also been some reports of bullhead catfish and large mouth bass. Tactics include Powerbait, worms and flies.

Western Region Staff Fisheries Biologist Kim Tisdale Western reports fishing was good for hold over rainbows from last year in the 15-inch range. Fly anglers used black streamers, black wooly buggers and birds nest. There was additional action fishing for Smallmouth bass with top water bass baits and Rapala's Lures. The creek was fishing well for Brown Trout in the 15-inch range. Fly anglers used

Reports on the Truckee have been roughly the same since last report. Water temp are starting to change so late evening and early morning is becoming a factor. Fly anglers still reporting huge caddis hatches as of recent in the late evening. Big fish have been gorging themselves on emerging caddis. Get out there before this one is over. The hatch should be near Verdi

Fishing is good and water level is starting to drop. Fishing should be good up until Late July. Check out stocking report for latest updates. The flow is 143cfs as 6/22/07.

Fishing at Topaz has slowed down. Warm temperatures this time of year concentrate your fishing efforts early and late evening. Boat angler Try trolling in this area. Trollers are using Repala's in brown and silver colors. Also some are catching trolling a Worm Harness. Bank fishermen have been successful using powerbait in orange color. There has been some additional action for Largemouth bass. Bass fisherman

Fly Anglers have reported great fishing lately catching rainbows and tiger trout. Try using zug bugs and sheep creeks. Spooner has been fishing well for bank anglers where areas are clear of weeds. Try getting out into the middle of the lake for more action. Castmasters and Blue Foxes have worked well. Some power bait action has worked in florescent green and rainbow. The regulations were

Hinkson Slough has been picking up lately with good action all day. Midge patterns and wooly buggers have been working. Sheep creek patterns have worked well according to local angler Chuck Hone. There has also been some bass success using spinner baits.

Whiper Bass and White Bass fishing have been excellent almost anywhere in the lake. Beach 6 has been the most productive, but don't limit yourself. Any lure, buzz bait, spinner bait or jig will work. Move the lure across the bottom. Casting area should have aquatic vegetation or brushy cover. The narrows of the lake fished well for Wallleye according to Kim Tisdale, Western Region

Fort Churchill ponds have been fishing slowly since the warm whether try early in the morning and late evening for the bass. Slow retrieve with rubber baits have been most effective.

Big Springs Reservoir is filling and looks good for the future.

Western Region Game Warden Tyler Turnipseed reports great action at the Pit Taylor area for crappie. A State record of 3 pounds was almost broken over Memorial Day Weekend. Try using chartreuse color crappie jigs Walleye below and above the dam. Try using white crappie jigs white or yellow 1/8 oz.

Boat anglers are generally finding fish 25 feet below the surface and are doing well locating fish and fishing frog or trout colored torpedoes.

Chris and Jeri Grellman of Sparks of Hog Charters (358-5199): Jeri reported: Chris, our step-daughter and her husband were out last Saturday. They trolled with Apex lures on the east side of the lake. The three of them caught and released 25 Cutthroat, with only one of the fish under 19 inches.

Andy at The Gilly Sporting Goods Store: The Truckee is fishing good for those fishermen who know how to fly fish.