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Favorite Game Fish

"My favorite game fish is steelhead. In fresh water they are the most prized on the west coast. The first run is pretty much all theirs. They pretty much do whatever they want unless you use some heavy heavy tackle. I think people tend to land 1 out of every 3 steelhead they hook. They used to be called the fish of a thousand casts, but if you study the guides and learn from them you can catch alot of steelhead. They are good eating, kind of a cross between a salmon and a trout, they're a rainbow trout but after spending some time in the ocean they kinda taste in-between a salmon and a rainbow trout. They're called steelhead cause there's actually some metal in their head, cause they eat alot of crabs that have alot of natural iron in their shells. Just kidding, actually its because they live in the blue ocean and to camoflouge themselves they adapt to that blue color. When they come out of the ocean theyre like a steel blue on top."
-Justan Angler

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Reporting river action for the U.S. Northwest, West, and Southwestern United States. Local fishing reports for U.S. Rivers.

Favorite Game Fish

"My favorite game fish is steelhead. In fresh water they are the most prized on the west coast. The first run is pretty much all theirs. They pretty much do whatever they want unless you use some heavy heavy tackle. I think people tend to land 1 out of every 3 steelhead they hook. They used to be called the fish of a thousand casts, but if you study the guides and learn from them you can catch alot of steelhead. They are good eating, kind of a cross between a salmon and a trout, they're a rainbow trout but after spending some time in the ocean they kinda taste in-between a salmon and a rainbow trout. They're called steelhead cause there's actually some metal in their head, cause they eat alot of crabs that have alot of natural iron in their shells. Just kidding, actually its because they live in the blue ocean and to camoflouge themselves they adapt to that blue color. When they come out of the ocean theyre like a steel blue on top."
-Justan Angler

Tell us your favorite game fish and why!

Recent Reports in Nevada:

Lake Mead (NV) - 04/22/2008
sure, #1 phony - we all go out to fox cove while you're reeling them in somewhere else.
- bozeman bob  more...

Willow Creek Pond (NV) - 04/10/2008
Been there twice no real good luck, mostly stockers and they are small. Will try again soon ice should be off by now.
- Dan  more...

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Carson River, West Fork Lake Tahoe

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Lahontan Reservoir Liberty Pond

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Lyon
Desert Creek Fort Churchill Pond Mountain View Park Pond North Pond, Mason Valley Truckee Canal Walker River Walker River, East Fork Walker River, West Fork

Mineral
Alberta Park Reservoir Beaver Creek Bennett Creek Walker Lake Weber Reservoir

Nye
Adams McGill Reservoir Barley Creek Cold Springs Reservoir Dacey Reservoir Haymeadow Reservoir Mosquito Creek Pine Creek Reese River, Upper San Juan Creek Sportsmans Park Pond

Pershing
Humboldt River Rye Patch Reservoir Star Creek

Storey
Washoe Lake

Washoe
Boulder Reservoir Catnip Reservoir Davis Creek Park Pond Hobart Reservoir Marilyn's Pond Paradise Park Pond Pyramid Lake Sparks Marina Pond Spooner Lake Squaw Creek Reservoir Truckee River Virginia Lake Wall Canyon Reservoir Whites and Thomas Creek Wilson Comon Pond

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