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Updated Feb. 26, 2025

LAKE MEAD– The coolest news out of here is the 4.62-pound smallmouth (a monster for Mead) by reigning WON BASS Angler of the Year, Kyle Grover of Anglers Marine in Anaheim. He said that was his biggest out of Mead. That being said, bass action has been slow-to-fair for the most part, but local anglers are looking forward to spring kicking off, and thinks could get good quick with all this consistent warm weather. If a storm doesn’t shake things up, things could be happening up shallow sooner than later at Mead. Shore pounders are piling up rat 1- to 2- pounds striped bass, small bullheads and the occasional nicer channel catfish.

LAKE MOHAVE/WILLOW BEACH– It’s been windy and that’s keeping boaters tied to the dock way more often than usual. When they can get out, school-size striped bass are showing up between Cottonwood Cove and Telephone Cove. They are being caught on trolled A-Rigs, cut baits and jerkbaits. Trout are stocked every week at Willow Beach Marina.

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