Idaho Fish Report
Anglers are finding low water conditions and weed growth along the shoreline
by Nevada Department of Wildlife
8-4-2021
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Anglers are finding low water conditions and weed growth along the shoreline. The vegetation has made shore fishing difficult in some areas. Cooler water temperatures can be found in the deep water along the dam. Boaters are catching trout and bass in open water. Green, brown, or black plastics with glitter are fooling bass. Trout are biting rainbow PowerBait and worms.
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