Lamoille Creek Fish Report for 2-12-2022
As of February 11, Lamoille Creek was flowing at 4.7 cfs
Lamoille Creek - Elko, NV (Elko County)
by Nevada Department of Wildlife
2-12-2022
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Not much change here as many streams are still mostly covered in ice with open water where flows are faster. Flows appear to be increasing with the warmer weather melting some of the snowpack. Shorelines are snow and ice covered and very slippery. Access is iffy to many of these waters so leave a trip plan and be prepared to spend the night. With colder water temperatures expect stream fishing to be slow. Fish the deeper pools and slower water (if open) where the fish hang out this time of year to conserve energy. . The road to Lamoille Canyon is closed near the PowerHouse Picnic Ground. Foot travel or snowmobiles into the canyon. As of February 11, Lamoille Creek was flowing at 4.7 cfs.
More Reports
Nevada Department of Wildlife Reports
for Saturday, February 12th, 2022Comins Lake: The ice at Comins is ranging between 10 and 15 inches
Illipah Reservoir: The road into the lake has been plowed and in good shape
Angel Lake: The road to Angel Lake is closed for the winter and the lake is ice covered
Wild Horse Reservoir: Trout have been averaging 15 to 20 inches
Nevada Department of Wildlife Reports
for Wednesday, February 9th, 2022Lake Mead: Striped bass are biting anchovies along the beaches near Hemenway
Lake Mohave: Reports of striper catches are coming in at the lake's north and south ends
Colorado River - Laughlin: Rainbow trout have been the main catch on the river
Las Vegas Urban Ponds: Night crawlers and mealworms are the go-to bait for catching stocked trout
Kirch Wildlife Management Area: Some portions of the reservoirs have open water
Eagle Valley Reservoir: Ice was still thick enough for groups of anglers to get together on the ice this past weekend
Echo Canyon Reservoir: Visitors are still seeing ice along the edges
: NDOW Southern Fishing Report
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