March 2006

Pyramid Lake, Nevada
Have you ever wondered how you could be using the same lure or the same fly…and standing next to someone in a similiar spot, but you’re the one only one to get skunked while everyone around you doesn’t seem to have a problem landing ‘em? This is exactly how I felt this weekend at Pyramid Lake trying to land the BIG Cutthroat Trout! Check out some of the latest photos from Pyramid Lake and be sure to check out the Stone Mother photos and notice the water level difference from March 2006 to March 2004. It’s a pretty amazing difference.

Echo Canyon Reservoir
Hope you enjoy these pic’s. My family and I went to Echo Canyoun and took 7 trout home with marshmello bait and worms. 8 hours and a great time later we were home here in Las Vegas by 9 p.m. that night enjoying fresh trout and lemon for dinner. What a journey it has been…….. Chris C.

Regulations: Season is open year around, any hour of the day or night. Limit is 5 trout and 15 warmwater game fish of which not more than 10 may be largemouth bass. The daily and possession limit is the same. No live bait is allowed.

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Thanks goes out to Chris and his fishin’ buddies for sending us some information on his adventures to Wildhorse Reservoir, Ely and Eagle Valley Reservoir. Seems they limited out on the third day of their trip with nothing but a worm and a hook!

Eagle Valley Reservoir – Lincoln County
Regulations: General regulations prevail. Limit is 5 trout daily and in possession. Season is open year around, any hour of the day or night.

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“After several years of drought, two consecutive years of rain hit the state and the improved water conditions paid off for Nevada’s anglers as they caught three fish in 2005 that will officially go into the books as new state records. ” ~ NDOW

• Lower Truckee River – 34-pound, 10-ounce carp
• Humboldt River – 17-pound, 4-ounce white catfish
• Pyramid Lake - 24-pound, 12-ounce cutthroat trout caught on a black wooly bugger at the North Nets.

For more information on other record book trophy fish, please contact the Nevada Department of Wildlife www.ndow.org.

Date: 2/21/06
Contact: Geoffrey Schneider
Phone: (702) 486-5127 extension 3500

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