Bass & Crappie Are Still Holding Out For Warmer Weather
by Nevada Department of Wildlife
3-10-2021
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Few reports have come in for this Lincoln County reservoir. Night crawlers, Spinners, and nymph patterns are main trout enticers. Bass and crappie are still holding out for warmer temperatures. Check weather and road conditions before heading out. For current conditions contact the regional State Parks office at 702-486-5125.
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