Ice Has Finally Reached 6 Inches
by Nevada Department of Wildlife
12-30-2020
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Ice has finally reached 6 inches. A few families were seen fishing near the dam and where the fishing dock was in the spring. The fishing dock is still removed. Park rangers still urge visitors to use extreme caution before walking on the ice. Rainbow trout were caught with night crawlers and PowerBait in rainbow, orange, or green colorations. Spring Valley State Park got lots of snow yesterday, so travel safe in the area. For other questions, contact Spring Valley State Park at 775-962-5102.
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