Lake Mead Fish Report for 9-11-2024
Stripers are active around dawn and dusk
Lake Mead - Boulder City, NV
by Nevada Department of Wildlife
9-11-2024
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Stripers are active around dawn and dusk, providing anglers with lively action during the cooler hours of the day. Hard plastics in shad patterns are the lure of choice, often drawing strikes when thrown to a boil. While black bass fishing remains slow, persistent anglers have found some success around Las Vegas Bay using topwater poppers and Chatterbaits. For those targeting catfish and carp, Hemenway offers a promising spot. Anglers are reporting frequent catches with anchovies and corn, particularly in the late afternoon when the warm water species are more likely to bite. Warm summer temperatures continue to challenge some, but patience and strategic timing are keys to a rewarding day on the water.
More Reports
Nevada Department of Wildlife Reports
for Wednesday, September 11thDacey Reservoir: Anglers are catching trout with a variety of spinners and spoons
Adams-McGill Reservoir: Fishing for bass has been steady at Adams-McGill
Sunset Park Pond: The best time to fish is sunrise and sunset
Lake Mohave: The striper bite is improving in Cottonwood Basin
Nevada Department of Wildlife Reports
for Wednesday, August 28thJakes Creek Reservoir (Boies Reservoir): Water levels are low but holding, with aquatic weeds present near shore
Jiggs Reservoir (Zunino Reservoir): Water levels are fair
Ruby Lake NWR: Bass fishing in the South Lake and Unit 21 continues to be good
South Fork Reservoir: As of 08/19/24 South Fork Reservoir remains under a Harmful Algal Bloom
Owyhee River - East Fork: Fishing remains excellent in the first few miles below Wildhorse Reservoir
Lamoille Creek: Flows have lowered, but are holding
Bruneau River: Fishing has been slow with the lower stream flows
Wild Horse Reservoir: Fishing slowed with the cold front last week but will improve this weekend
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