Nevada Fish Report
Lake Mohave Fish Report for 9-11-2024


The striper bite is improving in Cottonwood Basin

Lake Mohave - Cottonwood Cove, NV


by Nevada Department of Wildlife
9-11-2024
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Shore fishing for stripers has been inconsistent while trolling has been productive in the morning. The striper bite is improving in Cottonwood Basin with anglers reporting catches up to 5 pounds while using anchovies and swimbaits. Green sunfish have been biting on spinners around Telephone Cove. The National Park Service has issued a Harmful Algae Bloom warning at Nelson’s Landing. Visitors are urged to use caution if the water is discolored or smelly. ()





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