Droght Conditions Have Gotten Bad in The American West
This video shows just how bad drought conditions in the U.S. Southwest are. Are our beautiful river lakes in trouble? If so what can we do? Please comment!
Showing posts with label Colorado River. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Colorado River. Show all posts
Saturday, November 22, 2014
Tuesday, November 4, 2014
4 Reasons Why Fall in Nevada is the Best Time of the Year
Let's Not Forget it's Also Hunting Season
Southern Nevada and Nevada in general has some amazing hunting. Around the River Lakes but not on the Lake Mead National Recreation Area, the Nevada Department of Wildlife has established "guzzlers" for the various upland game species in the area. Dove, Rabbits and Quail all use these structures to drink water and will remain close to them through out the year. Well if you want to get off the water and see more of Nevada, grab your shotgun and go look for these species! Check your Nevada hunting regulations for various rules and don't forget to have your upland game license!
So there is just a few of the reasons why you should get out on the water or near the River Lakes this season! Tell us what you think of Fall in Nevada!
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It's a great time of year to be on the water bass fishing in Southern Nevada on our beautiful River Lakes! Here's Why!
The Fish are Fattening up for Winter
In fall as all anglers know the shad move to shallower water which means the bass are following them to feed up. This means you get to put your finesse rigs back in the rod locker and start throwing baits that move fast in the water like crankbaits, spinnerbaits, jerkbaits, and even topwaters so long as they represent shad.
The Pleasure Boaters Have Gone Home for the Winter
This is especially good news if you like having the lake to yourself or sharing it with the other bassers on the lake. It's truly a wonderful thing that happens in the fall. The water cools off and everyone in a ski boat puts it up until June. The ramp is no longer crowded. The campgrounds are empty. You get to experience the lake as God intended!
The Weather has Cooled Off
This in itself is reason to get to your favorite River Lake. You can have a fire at camp, wear a sweatshirt and not sweat all day while trying to find fish. In fact a day on the lake in fall is downright pleasant!
Let's Not Forget it's Also Hunting Season
Southern Nevada and Nevada in general has some amazing hunting. Around the River Lakes but not on the Lake Mead National Recreation Area, the Nevada Department of Wildlife has established "guzzlers" for the various upland game species in the area. Dove, Rabbits and Quail all use these structures to drink water and will remain close to them through out the year. Well if you want to get off the water and see more of Nevada, grab your shotgun and go look for these species! Check your Nevada hunting regulations for various rules and don't forget to have your upland game license!
So there is just a few of the reasons why you should get out on the water or near the River Lakes this season! Tell us what you think of Fall in Nevada!
Thursday, October 30, 2014
3 Reasons You Should Help us Support Fish Habitat Enhancement on Lake Mohave
The Lake Mohave Habitat Enhancement Project is a project that started in 2007 in four different coves throughout Lake Mohave. (Carp, Box, Shoshone and Arrowhead) Since that time the Nevada Department of Wildlife, the Arizona Department of Fish and Game and Lake Mead National Recreational Area Personell have expanded the project to four new coves. (Solicitor, Bass, Princess and Prospect)
The project consists of placing different fish structure on the bottom on the lake to provide habitat for the bass, sunfish, bluegill and catfish within Lake Mohave. Structure consists of PVC structure, Brush Bundles and A-Frame pallets (no longer used). Personell are also working on new habitat types. By all accounts fish are really utilizing this structure and from personal experience it has really provided excellent fishing for both Largemouth and Smallmouth bass. In my opinion this is due to the fact that these structures attract bluegill and green sunfish which bass feed on.
This is not a widely known about project outside of our little area in the world and I would like to highlight 5 of the reasons you should help this project continue its work.
1. This Project Helps you Catch Fish
Every person in the world wants to know whats in it for them. Well you as angler that either regularly fishes Lake Mohave and the River Lakes or vacations to these wonderful fisheries can rest assured that these fish structures improve fishing for all species within the lake. They provide cover and protection for prey species that bass feed on through out the year. So even when fish move deep off shore, you can still find quite a few bass on these structures ready to feed.
2.Increases Healthy Fish Populations
This project, I believe, is the next best thing to simply practicing catch and release for healthy, strong fish populations. Bass need the right amount of cover to maintain healthy populations and to increase in size. Lake Mohave has a shortage of deep cover and by providing that for the fish the agencies above have helped increase healthy, strong fish that you and I can use for years to come.
3. Supporting Wildlife Takes Burden Away from Tax-Payers
If you are anything like me you hate that your tax-payer dollars go towards odd projects that don't really effect you anyway. I feel in order to keep this project going we need to make charitable donations to it so someday it is not shut down due to tax-payers not wanting to fund it. Let's face it. We are not all outdoor enthusiasts like it or not and many people may not want to pay for it. With your support the above agencies can continue to work on these projects.
How can you help?
We at River Lakes Bassin have started a T-shirt campaign over at this link Catch and Release or River Lakes These shirt campaigns are only available for a short time so get in and help now. 50% of all sales profits will go to the appropriate agencies to ensure the Lake Mohave Habitat Enhancement Project continues for a long time!
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