Humboldt River Fish Report

As of March 17, the South Fork of the Humboldt was flowing at a very turbid 22 cfs

Humboldt River - NV

by Nevada Department of Wildlife
3-18-2022
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Very little change, with some streams down a bit and others up a bit. Most streams are well below the median for this time of year. Few fish in the river above the reservoir while there are a bit more holding in the pools in the river below the reservoir. Expect springtime snow, ice and muddy driving conditions into many of these streams. As of March 17, the South Fork of the Humboldt was flowing at a very turbid 22 cfs well below the median of 80-90 cfs for this time of year

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Nevada Department of Wildlife Reports

for Friday, March 18th, 2022

Sparks Marina Park Pond: It's a great weekend for fishing at the Sparks Marina!
: NDOW Eastern Fishing Report
Ruby Lake NWR: No recent information on the condition of Harrison Pass
Comins Lake: North end of the lake was 70% open water with plenty of fishing access to open water from shore
Illipah Reservoir: Illipah was mostly covered in very unsafe ice with open water
Wild Horse Reservoir: The ice edges have softened up and as the day warms up there are a few inches of slush
Lamoille Creek: The road into Lamoille Canyon is open for about three miles, but then gets snowpacked
Cold Creek Reservoir: NDOW will begin rebuilding the fishery in spring or summer of 2022
Wilson Reservoir: The road was in good shape last week, but the lake level is low
Kingston Creek: As of March 17, Kingston Creek was flowing at 2.8 cfs
Cleve Creek: As of March 17, Cleve Creek was flowing at 4.3 cfs
South Fork Reservoir: South Fork is completely ice free and boats can be launched at the main boat ramp
Steptoe Creek: As of March 18, Steptoe Creek was flowing at 2 cfs
Jakes Creek Reservoir (Boies Reservoir): No recent report, but expect unsafe ice
Cave Lake: The water levels continue to drop at Cave Lake in an anticipation of renovation efforts
Owyhee River - East Fork: Owyhee River East Fork Report

Nevada Department of Wildlife Reports

for Wednesday, March 16th, 2022

Lake Mead: Lake Mead Fishing Report
Lake Mohave: With water temperatures warming, smallmouth bass are moving up toward their spawning beds
Colorado River - Laughlin: Shore anglers are catching rainbow trout following recent fish plants
Las Vegas Urban Ponds: As the waters warm, expect less activity from the trout and more from catfish and bluegill
Kirch Wildlife Management Area: Kirch WMA Fishing Report
Eagle Valley Reservoir: Eagle Valley Reservoir Fishing Report
Echo Canyon Reservoir: The water is open and trout fishing is good
: NDOW Southern Fishing Report