FISHING REPORT
• LAKE MEAD -- Anglers at Crawdad Cove found good action for rainbow trout following the Nevada Department of Wildlife's weekly plant. Otherwise, trout fishing has been slow. Stripers are being found in shallow water as well as 60 feet deep. Fishing for stripers has been slow, but most anglers who have been successful are catching larger fish. The best technique has been trolling with shad or trout imitations.
• LAKE MOHAVE -- Willow Beach continues to produce fish after trout plants. Anglers are catching fish around the pier with PowerBait, salmon eggs and lures. At Cottonwood Cove, boaters are marking stripers over 65 feet deep, but the fish are reluctant to bite.
• URBAN PONDS -- The NDOW planted trout at Floyd Lamb, Sunset and Boulder City's Veterans Memorial parks Tuesday. The fish are between 7 and 12 inches long. PowerBait, PowerEggs, worms, lures and flies have been catching fish.
• KIRCH WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT AREA -- Anglers fishing from float tubes reported catching bass and trout in open water on Dacey Reservoir. All other reservoirs are reported frozen, but most of the ice is not thick enough to walk on.
• EAGLE VALLEY RESERVOIR -- The ice is thick enough to walk on. Anglers have been catching large trout with PowerBait and worms through the ice. The NDOW recommends double-checking conditions before venturing onto the ice.
• ECHO CANYON RESERVOIR -- Ice conditions are unsafe.
