NV Fish Report
Recently stocked rainbow trout are responding well to a wide variety of baits, lures and flies
by Nevada Department of Wildlife
2-4-2026
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Recently stocked rainbow trout are responding well to a wide variety of baits, lures and flies. Meal worms, nightcrawlers and rainbow-colored PowerBait are commonly filling the three-fish limit. Rooster Tails and other spinners fool trout and an occasional bass during afternoon hours, while Hare’s Ear and Prince nymphs continue to be productive fly patterns.
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Nevada Department of Wildlife Reports
for Wednesday, February 4th
Eagle Valley Reservoir: The reservoir is mostly ice-free, with some ice remaining near the dock area
Echo Canyon Reservoir: The reservoir is largely clear of ice, with only small patches remaining
Lake Mead: Striped bass action remains good at Lake Mead
Lake Mohave: Striper anglers are targeting fish with shad-patterned swimbaits and crankbaits
Kirch Wildlife Management Area: Thin ice remains a concern throughout the area
Colorado River - Laughlin: Anglers are catching striped bass along the river with trout-pattern swimbaits and Glide Baits
Nevada Department of Wildlife Reports
for Friday, January 30th
Cold Creek Reservoir: Approximately half of the reservoir is covered with a thin layer of ice
Comins Lake: Comins Lake Ice Update and Fishing Report
South Fork Reservoir: Much of the reservoir is covered in very thin, unsafe ice
Wild Horse Reservoir: Ice thickness is variable across the reservoir
Illipah Reservoir: The reservoir lost ice since last week, but is still mostly covered in ice
Cave Lake: The ice on the southeast end of the lake is sitting at 6 to 7 inches