Water Level is Average For This Time of Year
by Nevada Department of Wildlife
10-2-2020
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The water level is average for this time of year and surface water temperatures are hovering around 60 degrees. Fishing is picking up for chunky 12 to 15-inch trout and for bass. Just like other reservoirs, the trout are moving up in the water column and into shallower water. Black leeches have been working for both trout and bass along the weed beds. Chironomid patterns are also working for trout. Black or dark green spinners with contrasting spots are working for spin fishermen. For the most part, the same presentations that are used at South Fork, should work here.
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for Wednesday, September 30th, 2020Lake Mead: Boils Have Been Seen Most Often in The Las Vegas Bay
Lake Mohave: Stripers are boiling out of Cottonwood Cove and near Katherine Landing
Colorado River - Laughlin: Anglers are catching a variety of fish along the Colorado River
Las Vegas Urban Ponds: Slightly cooler temperatures are pushing action later into the morning
Kirch Wildlife Management Area: Bird hunting opportunities as well as fall fishing
Eagle Valley Reservoir: The launch ramp is closed until further notice due to low water conditions
Echo Canyon Reservoir: Weather is looking good for weekend anglers