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Updated June 21, 2024

LAKE MEAD– Striped bass are on a tear to the point many anglers are reaching double-digit numbers and some hitting triple digits. The bite has been especially hot around Callville Bay, especially in the coves. Most successful striper anglers are trolling Alabama rigs and other baitfish imitators. Shore pounders are still doing well on catfish, especially at night. Fishing for green bass has been slow to fair for smaller fish. A fire on June 9 shook things up at Las Vegas Boat Harbor Marina where several boats were damaged or destroyed, and the I and R docks were closed. Part of the I dock reopened, and repairs are underway on the R Dock.

LAKE MOHAVE/WILLOW BEACH– Striped bass fishing is very good for 5- to 12-pound fish, but there was a 42 pounder caught by an area regular who was working out of Willow Beach Marina. Slow trolling big swimbaits or casting glidebaits are getting the bigger ones. Anchovies are scoring catfish in and smaller stripers in a lot of the nearby coves. Trout are stocked every Thursday at Willow Beach Marina and the bite has been fair. Stripers are also biting well on the south end of the Lake (Katherine Landing, etc.) near the dam on the Nevada side and the area around the Power Lines. Cut baits are putting up the best numbers while glidebaits are getting size.

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