Montana Fish Report
Water levels remain low with thick vegetation blocking some parts of the reservoirs
by Nevada Department of Wildlife
9-29-2025
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Water levels remain low with thick vegetation blocking some parts of the reservoirs. Fishing action has been good for anglers throwing flies and spinners on Dacey and Adams-McGill. Anglers are reporting the bite is good and fish are ranging from 10 to 15 inches.
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