Fishing Has Been Slow With The Heat
by Nevada Department of Wildlife
8-2-2021
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Fishing has been slow. Heat over the coming weeks will likely stress the fishery. River flows are already low for this time of year and fishing is expected to slow as it really heats up.
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for Monday, August 2nd, 2021Blue Lakes: A Few Good Reports Coming Back From Blue Lakes
Carson River: Carson River Fishing Report
Chimney Dam Reservoir: Chimney Dam Reservoir Report
Hobart Reservoir: Fish Have Been Aggressive Enough to Hunt
Knott Creek Reservoir: Lake Will Rebound Quickly With Adequate Water and Mild Weather
Lahontan Reservoir: Lahontan Reservoir Fishing Report
Lake Tahoe: The heat has fishing fair to slow on Tahoe
Mason Valley Wildlife Management Area: Fishing has been fair at Hinkson for bass
Marlette Lake: The best mid-summer tactic seems to be big flies for big fish
Onion Valley Reservoir: Fishing has been excellent all summer
Rye Patch Reservoir: Rye Patch Reservoir Fishing Report
Spooner Lake: Limited Access For Parking
Squaw Creek Reservoir: Fishing Has Been Productive Thoughout The Summer Months
Topaz Lake: Fishing for trout should remain good and productive through fall
Truckee River: A few larger fish have also shown up recently on small nymphs
Wall Canyon Reservoir: Wall Canyon has been fishing great for smallmouth bass
Washoe Lake: The drought is greatly effecting Washoe Lake and its fishing
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