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Lake Mead Fishing Forecast: Stripers, Bass, and Catfish Await on November 2nd
- 2024/11/02
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For November 2, 2024, at Lake Mead, Nevada, here’s what you can expect for a day on the water.
First, let's talk about the weather and timing. Sunrise today is at around 6:30 AM, and sunset will be at about 4:45 PM. The weather is expected to be clear with temperatures reaching up to 75°F, making it a pleasant day for fishing. There are no significant tidal changes to worry about since Lake Mead is a freshwater lake.
Fish activity has been lively, especially during the cooler hours of the day. Stripers are active around dawn and dusk, providing anglers with some exciting action. Yesterday, anglers reported catching stripers up to 5 pounds, particularly in areas like Las Vegas Bay and Hemenway.
For largemouth and smallmouth bass, the fishing has been slower, but persistent anglers have found success using topwater poppers and Chatterbaits around Las Vegas Bay. Channel catfish and carp are also being caught, especially in the late afternoon, with anchovies and corn being the favored baits.
When targeting stripers, live shad or store-bought anchovies are your best bets. Hard plastics in shad patterns are also effective, especially when thrown to a boil. For catfish and carp, sticking with anchovies and corn, particularly in the late afternoon, is a good strategy.
Hot spots to consider include Hemenway for catfish and carp, and Las Vegas Bay for both bass and stripers. The Overton Arm and Boulder Basin are also good areas for catching tilapia using corn, peas, or hot dogs.
Remember to stay hydrated, as summer temperatures can still be quite high, and be prepared for windy conditions on the lake. Enjoy your day on Lake Mead
First, let's talk about the weather and timing. Sunrise today is at around 6:30 AM, and sunset will be at about 4:45 PM. The weather is expected to be clear with temperatures reaching up to 75°F, making it a pleasant day for fishing. There are no significant tidal changes to worry about since Lake Mead is a freshwater lake.
Fish activity has been lively, especially during the cooler hours of the day. Stripers are active around dawn and dusk, providing anglers with some exciting action. Yesterday, anglers reported catching stripers up to 5 pounds, particularly in areas like Las Vegas Bay and Hemenway.
For largemouth and smallmouth bass, the fishing has been slower, but persistent anglers have found success using topwater poppers and Chatterbaits around Las Vegas Bay. Channel catfish and carp are also being caught, especially in the late afternoon, with anchovies and corn being the favored baits.
When targeting stripers, live shad or store-bought anchovies are your best bets. Hard plastics in shad patterns are also effective, especially when thrown to a boil. For catfish and carp, sticking with anchovies and corn, particularly in the late afternoon, is a good strategy.
Hot spots to consider include Hemenway for catfish and carp, and Las Vegas Bay for both bass and stripers. The Overton Arm and Boulder Basin are also good areas for catching tilapia using corn, peas, or hot dogs.
Remember to stay hydrated, as summer temperatures can still be quite high, and be prepared for windy conditions on the lake. Enjoy your day on Lake Mead