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 Lake Mead, Nevada Daily Fishing Report podcast offers anglers the latest fishing conditions, tips, and insights to enhance your fishing experience at Lake Mead. Tune in for daily updates on water levels, weather forecasts, fish activity, and bait recommendations. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a weekend angler, our expert advice will help you reel in the big catch. Subscribe for essential information and stay ahead in your fishing adventures at Lake Mead, Nevada.

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  • Lake Mead Fishing Report: Stripers Biting, Bass Challenging in the Heat

    Lake Mead Fishing Report: Stripers Biting, Bass Challenging in the Heat
    May 24 2025
    Good morning, anglers! Artificial Lure here with your Saturday fishing report for Lake Mead on this hot May 24th, 2025.

    The sun's already been up since about 5:30 this morning and won't set until around 7:45 tonight, giving you plenty of daylight hours to get on the water. But let me tell ya, with temperatures climbing well above 100 degrees these days, you'll want to plan your fishing for early morning or late evening unless you enjoy baking out there.

    Water levels have been holding steady on the lake, and since we're talking about an inland reservoir, there's no tidal action to report - just the usual light chop from boat traffic that picks up as the day progresses.

    The striper bite continues to be the hot ticket item this week. These fish have been absolutely hammering live shad and cut anchovies throughout the lake for the past couple weeks now. If you're having trouble finding bait, silver swimbaits around three inches are producing well as an alternative. Kastmasters and Jumpin Minnows have also been working nicely for subsurface action.

    Bass fishing remains a bit of a challenge as these fish have moved to deeper water with the rising temperatures. The largemouth that were hitting along shorelines earlier in the month have retreated to cooler depths. Your best bet for bass is to focus on structure in deeper water, though there's been some decent action reported along the weedy shorelines near Calville Bay and Hemenway Harbor.

    For you crappie anglers, there's been some action with jigs in the Overton Arm. And don't overlook catfish, which have been taking cut anchovies along with the stripers.

    Hot spots this weekend? I'd recommend checking out the cove entrances in the Vegas Wash area, which have been particularly productive for boating anglers targeting stripers. Also worth trying are the areas around Calville Bay and Hemenway Harbor for those bass that are still hanging around the weedy shorelines.

    Remember folks, with this heat, bring plenty of water, sunscreen, and maybe consider a quick dip to cool off between spots. Nothing ruins a good fishing day faster than heat exhaustion.

    This is Artificial Lure signing off. Tight lines, stay cool, and I'll see y'all out on the water!
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  • Fishing Report: Lake Mead Heats Up with Stripers, Bass, and Crappie Biting Early and Late

    Fishing Report: Lake Mead Heats Up with Stripers, Bass, and Crappie Biting Early and Late
    May 23 2025
    Good morning anglers, Artificial Lure here with your local Lake Mead fishing report for Friday, May 23, 2025.

    Lake Mead is heating up fast, with daytime highs topping 100 degrees this week. That means the best fishing has been in the early mornings right around sunrise, which hit at about 5:23 a.m. today, and again in the late evening as the sun sets close to 7:45 p.m. Winds are light so far this morning, and the skies are mostly clear—perfect conditions to hit the water before the real heat settles in.

    Striped bass remain the main attraction and they’re biting well. The hot ticket for stripers has been live shad or cut anchovies, with reports of good catches from both shore and boat. Three-inch silver swimbaits, Kastmasters, and Jumpin Minnows are also putting plenty of fish in the cooler for those working the Vegas Wash, Boxcar Cove, and just outside Hemenway Harbor. Boating anglers have found solid action at the cove entrances and along deeper channel edges. Striper sizes are ranging from 1 to 5 pounds, with occasional bigger fish mixed in[1][3][4].

    Black bass are a bit tougher right now. The recent jump in temperature has pushed them deeper and toward weedy edges. Drop-shot rigs with creature baits and deep-diving crankbaits are working, especially along shorelines near Calville Bay and Hemenway Harbor. The bass bite is best when the sun is low or even after dark, as the fish seek cooler depths to avoid the midday heat. Most anglers are reporting fish in the 1 to 3-pound range[1][4].

    Crappie action has picked up nicely in the Overton Arm, with anglers having success on chartreuse jigs and tubes. Try working the submerged brush and structure early for your best shot[1][4]. Catfish are also getting more active as the water warms, with cut anchovies the top bait. Sunset seems to be the peak time to land a few whisker fish from shore.

    No tidal report for Lake Mead since it’s a reservoir, but the recent stable weather is keeping fish patterns consistent. Typical baits like anchovies, shad, and plastics are your best bet.

    Hot spots today include the cove entrances in the Vegas Wash for stripers, Overton Arm for crappie, and weedy shorelines near Calville Bay and Hemenway Harbor for black bass.

    That’s your Lake Mead update for today. Stay cool, stay hydrated, and tight lines!
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  • Lake Mead Fishing Report: Stripers Shine, Bass Sluggish, Crappie Peak in Overton Arm

    Lake Mead Fishing Report: Stripers Shine, Bass Sluggish, Crappie Peak in Overton Arm
    May 21 2025
    Artificial Lure here with your Lake Mead fishing report for Wednesday, May 21, 2025.

    We’re moving into late May and Lake Mead waters are warming up nicely. Sunrise hit at about 5:26 AM this morning and sunset will be around 7:42 PM. Weather is sitting comfy in the high 70s to mid 80s with light winds, making for ideal boating and casting conditions.

    No tides to report since we’re on freshwater, but water levels are stable and clarity is fair throughout the main lake and coves.

    Fish activity is buzzing. Stripers are the stars right now, especially in the early morning and just before sunset. Anchovies fished from shore at Boxcar Cove and just outside Hemenway Harbor are producing plenty of bites. Reports from the last few days show anglers pulling in good numbers, mostly in the 2-to-4-pound range, with bigger stripers occasionally showing up around dusk. Don’t be shy about using chunk baits or tossing out cut anchovies for some solid action. Drifting with live shad near deeper channels is also a good bet if you can get them.

    Bass fishing is a little tougher. Largemouth and smallmouth are sluggish, mostly holding to deeper structure and shaded spots to avoid the warming surface temps. Those putting in the grind are getting bites on drop-shot rigs with creature baits, and deep-diving crankbaits worked along rocky edges and submerged brush. Be patient, and focus on early and late windows around Government Wash and Boulder Basin. The bass bite should improve as temps stabilize.

    Crappie are hitting their peak in the Overton Arm, responding well to chartreuse jigs and tubes. Try vertical jigging around submerged brush piles or drop-offs. Catfish are becoming more active along muddy bottoms and are taking stink baits and nightcrawlers, especially in the evenings.

    A couple of hot spots this week:
    Boxcar Cove for striper action, especially from shore with anchovies.
    Overton Arm for crappie, working with bright jig heads around structure.

    If you’re heading out for evening action, sunset seems to trigger more feeding all around, especially for stripers and catfish. Make sure to have extra bait and maybe some glow lures for the last light.

    Get your gear ready and good luck on the water—Lake Mead is delivering some steady spring action for anyone willing to chase the bite.
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