Sunrise and sunset continue to be the most productive hours of the day
by Nevada Department of Wildlife
6-22-2022
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Sunrise and sunset continue to be the most productive hours of the day for stripers and black bass. Live shad have been productive for stripers near Vegas Wash. Boaters have been catching black bass in the coves near Callville Bay.
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for Friday, June 17th, 2022
Wild Horse Reservoir: Bass fishing has picked up
Cleve Creek: As of June 17, Cleve Creek was flowing at 4.1 cfs
Comins Lake: Comins Lake Fishing Report
Illipah Reservoir: Illipah Reservoir Fishing Report
South Fork Reservoir: The electric motor boat opener was this past Wednesday
Cold Creek Reservoir: NDOW will continue to work to rebuilding the Largemouth Bass fishery
Jakes Creek Reservoir (Boies Reservoir): Worms seem to be the presentation of choice for trout
Ruby Lake NWR: A lot of bass were caught but not a lot of keepers
Wilson Reservoir: Fishing for trout continues to be good
Lamoille Creek: Lamoille Creek was down significantly from last week
Kingston Creek: As of June 16, Kingston Creek was flowing at 2.7 cfs
Steptoe Creek: As of June 16, Steptoe Creek was flowing at 2.3 cfs
Bruneau River: Bruneau River was flowing at 79.6 cfs and is becoming fishable
Humboldt River: South Fork of the Humboldt was flowing at 118 cfs
Owyhee River - East Fork: East Fork of the Owyhee below the dam was flowing at 91.8 cfs