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Lake Tahoe Fish Report

by NOR CAL FISH REPORTS
Jig bite for mackinaw is excellent. Limits come quickly along the west shore. Mike Nielsen (530) 721-0593 www.tahoetopliners.com

Eagle Valley Reservoir Fish Report

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Anglers have found good action for rainbow trout while using orange or rainbow PowerBait. Though fly-fishermen have had some success, the action has been slow. Weedy conditions have cleared substantially due to cooling water temps, and the lake is now 90 percent open water. NDOW will hold an Intro to Fly-fishing workshop at 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 26 in the campground. The annual One-Fly, Fly-fishing

Echo Canyon Reservoir Fish Report

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Rainbow trout have been taking orange or rainbow PowerBait, but passing on lures and flies. Bass action has dropped off dramatically during the past week. Cooler temperatures have cleared much of the weed growth from the lake.

Laughlin Nevada Fish Report

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Action has been good for catfish and striped bass along this stretch of the river.??Anglers are bringing in catfish pushing 10 pounds and stripers ranging from four to six pounds while fishing anchovies along Casino Row. Lures are catching fish near the nature center.

Lake Mohave Fish Report

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Smallmouth bass have been hitting on crawdad and night crawler imitations.??You may need to change colors throughout the day. Bluegill and redear sunfish are very active in the coves. The fish are taking night crawler pieces and small jigs.

Las Vegas Urban Ponds Fish Report

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Bass and bluegill have been taking night crawlers and mealworms fished off the bottom. The NDOW catfish plant originally scheduled for this week has been changed to the week of Sept. 22.

Lake Mead Fish Report

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Anglers who have been catching stripers are reporting that the fish have bellies full of shad, which may explain the sluggish action.?? For those using lures, success has been found with silver Kastmasters and Zara Spooks. Crawdad imitations are taking black bass in depths up to 40 feet.

Sceirine Ranch Fish Report

by JIM REID
The Ranch fished ok this week as well, not red hot but there were some nice fish being caught. Dry/dropper rigs seemed to work the best for the anglers who were down there this week. Again, not really high numbers of fish but some real quality fish up to 23 inches being caught.

Lake Tahoe Fish Report

by NOR CAL FISH REPORTS
Fishing is very good. Kokanee are chasing jigs in 90 to 100 feet of water near Camp Richardson. Kokes are still in good shape. Morning bite is the best time. Full moon impacted the mack bite. Macks are getting ready to go into pre-spawn mode and become very aggressive. Jigs also are the best way to go. Find them in 140 to 200 feet of

Kirch Wildlife Management Area Fish Report

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Fishing for bass, trout, and crappie on Haymeadow and Cold Springs has been hit-or-miss. The water temperatures are around 64 degrees at the boat launches. Fishing at the upper end of Adams-McGill Reservoir was good over the weekend. Anglers caught bass in the nine- to 12-inch range. Bass fishing also has been good at Dacey. Bass are biting black plastic worms rigged Texas style. Dacey

Eagle Valley Reservoir Fish Report

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Action has been hit-or-miss this past week with some days being really good and others showing no action. Some anglers have caught fish using the old tried and true method of hanging a night crawler under a bobber. A 2.5 pound largemouth bass was taken off of Copper Point by an angler throwing a Rooster Tail. The annual One-Fly Fishing tournament will take place Saturday,

Echo Canyon Reservoir Fish Report

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Trout action was very slow this past week, but the largemouth bass continue to hit on night crawlers and spinners.

Laughlin Nevada Fish Report

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Stripers have been plentiful along this stretch of the river. While smaller fish have made up most of the catch, there are plenty of larger ones in the mix. Anchovy pieces are still a prime bait, but lures such as Rat-L-Traps are also working well. The fish are hungry which works out for the anglers.

Lake Mohave Fish Report

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Smallmouth action remains slow, but persistent anglers are still catching some hard-hitting fish. Drop shots, jigs and tubes have been catching the fish. Bluegill and redear sunfish also have been very active. Using night crawler pieces and working the backs of coves has produced fish.

Las Vegas Urban Ponds Fish Report

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Lorenzi Park pond is back in operation and water levels are back to normal -- just in time for an NDOW catfish plant the week of Sept. 15. There have been no reports this past week, but fishing should be good at the ponds despite the occasional monsoonal showers.

Lake Mead Fish Report

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
As of this writing, the U.S. Open Bass Tournament is taking place on Lake Mead. During the pre-fishing days leading up to the competition, anglers described the black bass fishing as being pretty good. Between lures and drop shot rigs, anglers reportedly pulled largemouth and smallmouth bass from areas all over the lake. Most came from near the dam and Temple Bar. Striper boils have

Sceirine Ranch Fish Report

by JIM REID
The ranch has produced a few good fishing days this past week, most of the action has been on either dead drift crayfish, san juan worms or dry/dropper rigs with a chubby chernobyl on top and a san juan or small midge underneath.
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