Nevada Fish Report
Chimney Dam Reservoir Fish Report for 2-21-2020


Chimney Reservoir Fishing Report

Chimney Dam Reservoir - Winnemucca, NV (Humboldt County)


by Nevada Department of Wildlife
2-21-2020
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Fishing is slow for walleye, crappie, wiper and catfish. A few walleye are being caught slowly trolling minnow imitations or worm harnesses. Trolling faster with rapala minnow imitations is a good method for walleye as well. For crappie use bright colored jigs in the flooded vegetation. The few that fly fish Chimney Reservoir tend to stick with the chartreuse and yellow Clouser minnows. Note that all tiger muskie must be released and report the tag # to NDOW. Additional Tiger Muskie fingerlings will be introduced during the 2019 season and some larger fish are showing up during surveys.




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