Cold Creek Reservoir Fish Report - Eureka, NV (White Pine County)

Water levels are coming up nicely this fall

Cold Creek Reservoir - Eureka, NV (White Pine County)

by Nevada Department of Wildlife
11-4-2022
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Water levels are coming up nicely this fall and water temperatures are sitting in the low to mid-40s. Anglers can expect catch 8-to-10-inch Rainbow Trout and there is the potential to catch similar sized Tiger Trout. Anglers will catch the occasional Largemouth Bass however they are heading into their least active time of year so a fishing trip shouldn’t be planned to just target Largemouth Bass.

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Nevada Department of Wildlife Reports

for Friday, November 4th, 2022

Humboldt River: South Fork of the Humboldt are very low and fishing is difficult except in the pools
Comins Lake: Water temperatures are in the 40s and trout fishing should pick up nicely
Wild Horse Reservoir: The surface water temperature was 48 degrees on Monday
South Fork Reservoir: On Thursday the surface water temperature at the boat ramp was 45 degrees
Wilson Reservoir: Shore fishing has picked up
Illipah Reservoir: Illipah Reservoir Fishing Report
Ruby Lake NWR: Surface water temperatures have dropped into the mid 40’s
Angel Lake: Ice is forming on the lake

Nevada Department of Wildlife Reports

for Thursday, October 27th, 2022

South Fork Reservoir: Surface water temperatures have dropped into the mid 50’s
Wilson Reservoir: Shore fishing has picked up
Illipah Reservoir: Fishing has good for 8 to 14-inch rainbow trout
Wild Horse Reservoir: Surface water temps are in the low to mid 50’s and continuing to fall
Ruby Lake NWR: Trout Bite Has Been Good
Angel Lake: Expect ice to start forming on this lake in the near future
Cold Creek Reservoir: Fishing has improved
Lamoille Creek: As of October 26, Lamoille Creek was flowing at 3.63 cfs
Comins Lake: Trout are averaging 14 to 18 inches in size
Jakes Creek Reservoir (Boies Reservoir): Trout fishing is good from a float tube or small boat
Steptoe Creek: As of October 26, Steptoe Creek was flowing at a very low 1.74 cfs