Texas Fish Report
Algae growth has limited fishing opportunities
by Nevada Department of Wildlife
9-11-2024
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Algae growth has limited fishing opportunities. A few anglers have used spinners or worms fished below a bobber where waters are clear. It is recommended that anglers thoroughly wash their fish with clean water and only eat the filets. More information about algae blooms can be found at https://nvose.org/programs/environmental-health/harmful-algal-blooms-eh/.
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