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Fishing Derby 2025

by EAGLE VALLEY RESORT STAFF
Registration is Now Open!!! Call or stop in to register. Limited to the first 150 paid participants. Please go to our webiste to see a schedule of events for the day! (located in the calendar) By popular demand, the EVR Fishing Tournament has been scheduled! Date: May 24th, start fishing at 7am and weigh-in by 5pm. More details to follow, including digital sign-ups and payment options. Can't wait

Marilyn’s Pond is just starting to open up for the season

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Marilyn’s Pond is just starting to open up for the season. Fishing will pickup again when stocking begins later this spring.

Fishing has been good at Mitch Pond

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Fishing has been good at Mitch Pond. It should stay good with more stocking this spring and the warmer weather. Crawlers off the bottom will produce both catfish and trout. Salmon eggs under a bobber can also be good at Mitch. Fly fisherman using small nymphs under an indicator or slowly retrieved has been good for the stockers.

Fishing has been good at Mountain Pond with the recent trout stocking

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Fishing has been good at Mountain Pond with the recent trout stocking. It should stay good until the heat really sets in and stocking slows.

Fishing has been fair

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Fishing has been fair. Look for trout fishing to pickup this spring when trout stocking begins again.

Hobart is currently closed for the season and reopens on May 1st

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Hobart is currently closed for the season and reopens on May 1st. Access may be slow this season with average/above average snowpack. Access will be limited due to construction on Marlette Lake and along the Flume Trail. The Ash Canyon Road should be accessible closer to the end of June.

Shore anglers are finding a few trout from shore

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Shore anglers are finding a few trout from shore. Spoons and spinners are typically good options through spring as fish become more aggressive in shallow water.

The Carson is the first river starting to show signs of spring

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
The Carson is the first river starting to show signs of spring. Flows are up to about 1000cfs making it tough to fish. Large spinners seem to be the best bet for planters. Clarity has been hit or miss depending on the day and temperatures. Fly fisherman are finding a few trout on streamers and large nymphs.

The rainbow trout that were stocked over the fall and winter are incredibly healthy and ranged in size from twelve to nineteen inches

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Hinkson Slough is back! – After two years of repairs and rehabilitation, Hinkson Slough is healthy and fishing very well.  The rainbow trout that were stocked over the fall and winter are incredibly healthy and ranged in size from twelve to nineteen inches. Spin fisherman using small spinners did very well in the late morning through the afternoon from both shore and boats. Fly fisherman

Fishing will pick up as we start to warm up this spring

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Fishing will pick up as we start to warm up this spring. The warm water species here are pretty lethargic during the coldest months of the season. Walleye fishing has been fair while white bass and catfish fishing has been slow. Everything gets better at Lahontan with some heat.

Bass fishing has been good this spring on the ponds

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Bass fishing has been good this spring on the ponds. Most Bass are ranging 6-10 inches but a few larger fish a showing up on occasion near the warm water outflow.

Overall, fishing at Chimney Reservoir has been slow

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Overall, fishing at Chimney Reservoir has been slow. Walleye and catfish fishing should pick up as we move further into Spring.

Fishing has been fair on Kinney pond

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
Fishing has been fair on Kinney pond. Fishing should pick up as stocking resumes with the warmer weather. Bait fisherman using crawlers and powerbait on the bottom should find some of the stocked trout. Fly fisherman slowly retrieving small woolly buggers should catch some of the cold water species during the warmest part of the day

Fishing should be great when there is access again this spring

by NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE
No recent reports from Knott due to limited/no access during the winter months. Fishing should be great when there is access again this spring.
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