Montana Fish Report
Low water conditions continue, and most fish will be hiding along the dam
by Nevada Department of Wildlife
9-29-2025
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Low water conditions continue, and most fish will be hiding along the dam where the water is deepest. Rainbow trout have been biting on marshmallows and Powerbait right off the bottom. Rooster Tails and other spinners work great to catch Rainbows and crappie near the surface at sunrise or sunset. A few bass have been biting worms fished on a drop shot.
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Nevada Department of Wildlife Reports
for Monday, September 29th
Eagle Valley Reservoir: Crappie are biting Hare’s Ear nymphs and night crawlers near the dam
Lake Mohave: Jointed swimbaits in rainbow trout patterns are attracting stripers at Willow Beach
Adams-McGill Reservoir: Water levels remain low with thick vegetation blocking some parts of the reservoirs
Sunset Park Pond: Bluegill, catfish and bass are giving anglers something to tell tales about
Colorado River - Laughlin: The river is producing striped bass between 1 and 2 pounds
Las Vegas Urban Ponds: Las Vegas Urban Ponds Fishing Report
Nevada Department of Wildlife Reports
for Thursday, September 18th
Wild Horse Reservoir: With cooler water temps, trout fishing is about to take off
Tonkin Reservoir: Water temperatures are still warm and fishing for rainbow trout will continue to improve as we move into fall