Bass are Active Throughout The Morning
by Nevada Department of Wildlife
8-26-2020
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Some areas are becoming more fishable as aquatic vegetation begins to dissipate with cooler nighttime temperatures. Water levels are low, and trout fishing has been slow. Crappies are biting on worms or jigs fished about four feet below a bobber. Look for the fish out past the vegetation along the shore. Bass are active throughout the morning and hitting on plastics, including creature baits.
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