Montana Fish Report
Shore anglers are reeling in stripers below Davis Dam
by Nevada Department of Wildlife
3-9-2022
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Shore anglers are reeling in stripers below Davis Dam. The fish are taking anchovies, with the best bite taking place in late afternoon and early evening. Boaters are catching stripers weighing up to 7 pounds near Big Bend State Recreation Area. Black bass will be more active as water temperatures increase and they begin to spawn. Rainbow trout action remains steady along the shoreline. The fish are biting on night crawlers, PowerBait, and your favorite spinner.
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