Fish Report - Fly-fishing class offered by the Nevada Department of Wildlife June 15th at Floyd Lamb Park

Fly-fishing class offered by the Nevada Department of Wildlife June 15th at Floyd Lamb Park

by Aaron Meier
5-31-2013
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The Nevada Department of Wildlife will hold an Introduction to Fly-Fishing Class Saturday, June 15, at Floyd Lamb Park. There is no cost for attending the class, which will cover fly-fishing terminology, knots, equipment selection and casting techniques. The class will begin at 9 a.m. in the old ranch house at Floyd Lamb Park and will conclude at 1p.m. To register for the class visit the NDOW website at www.ndow.org/Fish/Classes/. For more information contact Ivy Santee at 702-486-5127 x 3503.

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Nevada Department of Wildlife Reports

for Friday, May 31st, 2013

Lake Mead: Small Stripers have been active at Lake Mead, but larger fish are tough to find
Lake Mohave: Fishing at Lake Mohave near Willow Beach has been good between mile marker 49 and 52
Las Vegas Urban Ponds: Action for bluegill has picked up, while a few rainbow take worms at Floyd Lamb Park
Kirch Wildlife Management Area: The Largemouth bass bite has come alive at Adam-McGill & Haymeadow Reservoirs
Eagle Valley Reservoir: The Rainbow bite at Eagle Valley Reservoir has been good
Echo Canyon Reservoir: Bass, Crappie & Rainbow's are all on the bite at Echo Canyon Reservoir

Nevada Department of Wildlife Reports

for Wednesday, May 22nd, 2013

Lake Mead: Shad movement is making the Striper fishing much better
Lake Mohave: Largemouth & Smallmouth Bass are still on their beds because of the cooler water temperature
Las Vegas Urban Ponds: Fishing action has picked up this week at the Las Vegas Urban Ponds
Kirch Wildlife Management Area: The fishing at Kirch Wildlife Management Area fluctuates from fair to good
Eagle Valley Reservoir: Trout fishing has been very good at Eagle Valley Reservoir
Echo Canyon Reservoir: The Crappie bite came on big at Echo Canyon Reservoir