Fish Reports

Bass From a Float Tube or Small Boat is Good.

Jakes Creek Reservoir (Boies Reservoir)

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE

Water level is low due to irrigation and the weeds are up making fishing from shore difficult. Best fishing is from float tubes or small boats. Anglers can use a variety of presentations including worms, PowerBait, spinners and flies. Chironomids, wooly buggers, hares ears, prince nymphs and damselfly nymphs are recommended. Fishing for trout is slow while fishing for bass from a float tube or

Jiggs/Zunino Reservoir Fishing Report

Jiggs Reservoir (Zunino Reservoir)

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE

The water level is very low and fishing for trout is fair and bass fishing is slow. PowerBait, nightcrawlers, and dark spinners with some red or yellow accents seem to be working. Black wooly buggers and seal buggers are producing fish and anglers may also want to try the usual nymphs especially mayfly nymphs such as hares ears and pheasant tails. The same tactics used

What Affect the Range 2 Fire Would Have on a Creek Like Lamoille Creek.

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE

I was asked earlier this week what affect the Range 2 Fire would have on a creek like Lamoille Creek in the Ruby Mountains. There are a number of things that may happen as a result of a catastrophic fire like this one. Probably one of the first things that will happen is that after a rain event, like the ones we had on Tuesday, Wednesday

Ruby Lake NWR Fishing Report

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE

Very little change here as the water level is very low due to irrigation and the weeds are making fishing from shore difficult. This is normal for this time of year, though with the cold weather and precipitation, the weeds should start to disappear. Best fishing is still from float tubes or small boats. Anglers can use a variety of presentations including worms, PowerBait, spinners

Wild Horse Reservoir Fishing Report

Wild Horse Reservoir

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE

Surface water temperatures have moved into the high 50’s, the algae is clearing and trout fishing is still good. Trout have moved onto the shoals close to shore so anglers should change tactics and not cast too far from shore to begin with. If no fish are caught, try changing your presentation. If that doesn’t work, then start casting further from shore. Bass fishing is

All We Need Now is a Good Winter

Willow Creek Reservoir

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE

Barrick has completed the work on the dam making some major improvements and last weekend Barrick employees and community volunteers worked with Barrick and NDOW to install fish habitat structures in the bottom of the lake while it is empty. All we need now is a good winter to help fill it and stocking may begin next spring and summer.

Wilson Reservoir Fishing Report

Wilson Reservoir

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE

The water level is at a seasonal 45% of capacity and fishing for trout is good, while fishing for bass is fair. Trout are hitting hares ears, PT nymphs, red copper Johns, red brassies and chironomid patterns. Black or olive wooly and crystal buggers fished on an intermediate or full sinking line should also work. Bait anglers appear to be having good luck with garlic

Dry Fly Fishing Continues to be Productive

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE

Fishing continues to be very good for fly fishermen using a variety of presentations as the fish are getting as much food as they can before the lake freezes over. Dry fly fishing continues to be productive as has stripping small leech and bugger patterns. Hoppers, stimulators, elk hair caddis, Adams, Griffith’s gnats, red quills and just about any small dry fly should still work.

South Fork Reservoir Fishing Report

South Fork Reservoir

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE

Earlier in the week surface water temperatures were in the low 60’s. With the precipitation we received earlier this week expect them to have dropped into the 50’s and the algae to start clearing up. Hopefully, trout fishing will start picking up. With the lower water temperatures, expect bass fishing to slow down. Fly rodders should be using chironomids, hares ears, flash back PT nymphs,

Fly Fishermen Have Been Doing Well with Dry Flies

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE

Very little change here with surface water temperatures cooling down, fishing at Cave Lake is good. Trout have moved up in the water column with the cooler water. The usual PowerBait or worms as well as small spinners, panther Martins or rooster tails should all work. Fly fishermen have been doing well with dry flies with elk hair caddis, ants, small stimulators and Adams and

Illipah Reservoir Fishing Report

Illipah Reservoir

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE

Water levels are very low with much of the old dam showing above water. Fishing is fair to good for 10 to 12 inch trout. Anglers should have the best luck with Power Bait, Mepps, Panther Martins, and nightcrawlers. Fly rodders should be using black or olive wooly buggers as well as chironomids, hare’s ears, leech patterns and PT nymphs. Trout may also hit dry

Nice Mac Bite!

by MIKE NIELSEN

Great fun today. Nice Mac bite. Some kept, some release!

Pyramid Lake Fishing Report 10-4-18

by CROSBY LODGE

The staff from Crosby Lodge checked in today with an update from Pyramid Lake in Sutcliffe, NV. Check out Ron Parkers fish from Pyramid Lake on October 4, 2018.

Pyramid Lake Fishing Report 10-3-18

by CROSBY LODGE

The staff from Crosby Lodge checked in today with an update from Pyramid Lake in Sutcliffe, NV. Check out these four photos taken at Pyramid Lake on October 3,2018.

Lake Mohave Fishing Report

by RUSTY

Up on Lake Mohave the Smallmouth Bass are best found along the shelves on your way back into the coves while your Largemouth Bass and catfish like a bit slower water and are back in the shallows. The striper bite has yet to take off on the lake as of yet. Hope to have some more news for you soon and we are looking for

Davis Dam Fishing Report

Colorado River - Davis Dam

by RUSTY

We still have some striper action here along the Colorado river below the Davis Dam. In the casino area Mike Fisher was able to land a nice 9.38 pound line side at 30 and 1/4 inches. While down river a bit below community park Jay and Tammy Knapp landed a nice trophy of a fish at 17.92 pounds at 36 and 3/4 inches. They were

Dry Fly Fishing has Been Excellent

Hobart Reservoir

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE

Fishing has been excellent. Although, fishing did slow slightly during the mid-summer heat. Hobart has been very popular this year which has demanded lighter lines and tippets to catch fish. Dry fly fishing has been excellent when the wind is calm with small terrestrials and a few callibaetis mayflies in the afternoons. Small parachute Adams are an excellent choice for matching the callibaetis at Hobart.

The Recent Stocking Event has Improved the Fishing for Trout

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE

Fishing has been slow with the majority of the catch being channel catfish. The recent stocking event has improved the fishing for trout and should continue to be good on the dam end of the lake. The largemouth bass are showing up in solid numbers in the shallows. As summer continues, the trout fishing will slow at the north/inlet end of the lake. Spin fisherman

Fishing has Been Excellent with Flows Closer to Normal

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE

It’s really been an up and down season for the Carson, primarily being up. Flows remained pretty high till the end of June keeping much of the fishing limited. Since then, fishing has been excellent with flows closer to normal fall levels now. The parks and bridges where stocking occurs has definitely been the most consistent option. Bait fisherman using light lines and leaders drifting

A Few Large Walleye Have Been Caught this Season

Lahontan Reservoir

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE

The bass have been a little inconsistent but when you find them, expect to hook up often. The cooler overnight lows have the fish less active in the morning making afternoons and evening the best bet. Spin fisherman using chartreuse and white jigs, kastmasters, and small spinners are finding fish along sandy beaches. Fly fisherman are finding bass on bright streamers along many of the

East Walker River Fishing Report

East Walker River (NV)

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE

Fishing continues to be excellent on the East Walker. It did slow slightly due to extended high temps but will bounce back quickly with fall nearly here. As water temperatures drop, the caddis activity will slow some but still be the bug of choice until the cold really sets in. Nymph fishing has slowed slightly but streamer fishing has gotten better with the recent unstable

Fly Fisherman are Finding Trout in Deeper Areas

Bilk Creek Reservoir

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE

Cool nights are helping to improve the trout fishing while the bass bite is still on during the warmest part of the day. Spin fishermen are finding bass on spinners and small spoons. Fly fisherman are finding trout in deeper areas of the lake on nymphs and small streamers. Look for fish on the surface early and late in the day and try just about

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