Idaho Fish Report
Limited Shoreline Access
Photo Credit: Courtesy of Nevada Department of Wildlife
by Nevada Department of Wildlife
3-27-2019
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With the water level still high, murky water conditions remain the rule. As a result of that and limited shoreline access, fishing activity has been limited. Bass and trout fishing both will improve as the runoff slows and the water settles out.
More Reports
Nevada Department of Wildlife Reports
for Wednesday, March 27th, 2019
Lake Mead: Fishing is Picking Up
Lake Mohave: Willow Beach Good Action For Rainbows
Colorado River - Laughlin: Striper Action is Picking Up
Las Vegas Urban Ponds: Trout Action Won't Last Long
Kirch Wildlife Management Area: Best Trout Fishing Takes Place Between Early March and June
Eagle Valley Reservoir: Roads Are Officially Reopened
Nevada Department of Wildlife Reports
for Friday, March 22nd, 2019
• Eastern Nevada NDOW Report 3-22-2019
Cave Lake: 9 to 13 Inch Trout Being Caught
Comins Lake: Quality Trout Catches 16 to 20 Inch Range
Cold Creek Reservoir: Lake is Ice Free
Illipah Reservoir: Reservoir Rebounding From Irrigation and Evaporation