Nevada Fish Report
Lamoille Creek Fish Report for 6-17-2022


Lamoille Creek was down significantly from last week

Lamoille Creek - Elko, NV (Elko County)


by Nevada Department of Wildlife
6-17-2022
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With the lack of snow, stream flows are dropping quickly and many are now fishable. However, they may still be turbid. With the poor snowpack and the unusually warm spring, anglers should take advantage of early summer conditions while they can. Expect very low stream flows later this summer. As of June 16, Lamoille Creek was down significantly from last week flowing at 158 cfs and still not fishable except at the beaver ponds.





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