Nevada Angler's Guide: Fish Tails in the Sagebrush

If you think Nevada is a desert wasteland, think again; this useful fishing guide sets the record straight in the first paragraph, calling Nevada an "outdoor paradise." Conveniently divided into geographic regions and further subdivided by county, the state's principal creeks, rivers, lakes, and reservoirs are assessed for their angling possibilities and accessibility. Rainbow trout, browns, cutthroat (including the famed Lahontan strain), bull trout, kokanee, mackinaw, bass, walleye, pan fish--they're all out there. This is essential information for anyone who wants to fish the Silver State.