Nevada Fish Report
Eagle Valley Reservoir Fish Report for 6-15-2022


Murky waters made fishing tough for some anglers recently

Eagle Valley Reservoir - Pioche, NV (Lincoln County)


by Nevada Department of Wildlife
6-15-2022
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Murky waters made fishing tough for some anglers recently. Temperatures are reaching into the 80s during the day and dropping into the 50s at night. Trout prefer hitting PowerBait and nightcrawlers in the early mornings or evenings. Action for bass and crappie has been decent, and a little longer lived through the day with jigs and woolly buggers working well. 

 





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