Lake Mohave Fishing Report February 9, 2018

by Guide | Feb 10, 2018 | Fishing Reports | 3 comments

Weather: Clear 80

Water Temp: 56-59

Wind: 0-8

Lake Level: -2.5′

Report:

A few Spookey Smallmouth Bass pairs cruising shallows in pre-spawn patterns.

Few Carp shallow.

Largemouth suspended.

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3 Comments

  1. Dustin

    Hi
    I fish sky point around cottonwood cove marina, the two coves to the right of the marina. When do the smallmouth and largemouth typically spawn at cottonwood? Just recently started fishing there and have caught good Smallies, no Largies though. I’ve never seen this before but one day it was windy and I fished off the bank around a tree in the water. I tossed in a small finesse jig. A 3 plus pound largemouth came out along with a 1.5lb smallie and looked at the jig. The smallie nailed it. I released it down the bank about 20 ft to have a chance at largemouth. I never seen that largie again! I kept tossing that jig in there and it was in a foot of water towards the shoreline as the waves were crashing in that day. They were taking cover in the tree. I’ve never seen a smallie and largie hanging out like that together…

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    • Pat

      Smallmouth will start spawning in March.

      Reply
  2. Pat

    Largemouth wait until the water warms a bit more. Usually April at Lake Mohave.

    Reply

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