Fishing Report
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4-4-2012
Willow Beach striper action has slowed considerably. There was one report of a six-pound striped bass this past week. Cottonwood Cove has seen improved fishing but the striper action is slowing down. The best results have been in the late evening hours under spotlights. According to Linda of Cottonwood Cove, the winner of last weekend’s American Bass tournament weighed in a five-fish bag that topped 17 pounds. Smallmouth bass have been running up to five pounds. Largemouth and smallmouth bass have been taking plastics and jigs.
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 25 April 2012 10:31 |
Reports
Striped bass action has slowed considerably in the Willow Beach area. Despite heavy fishing traffic anglers are reporting slow action for striped bass. On the other hand, stocked rainbow trout have provided good action for anglers tossing baits from the shoreline. PowerBait, spinners, lures and salmon eggs have been catching the fish. Further south anglers are catching striped bass from Cottonwood Cove south toward the dam. Largemouth and smallmouth bass have been taking plastics and jigs. - NDOW
LAKE MOHAVE –Willow Beach striper action has been good with anglers reeling in
several double-digit fish. Alan Cole, inventor of the AC Plug, hauled in a 30-pounder.
The largemouth and smallmouth bass bite has been excellent the past couple of weeks
for anglers working the Cottonwood Cove area. Tournament anglers have had no
problems catching their full bag of fish.
LAUGHLIN – According to the most recent reports anglers are still catching a few
stocked rainbow trout and even some larger fish. With temperatures climbing anglers
should see improved action for striped bass and a variety of panfish.
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