10-05-2013, 06:33 AM
I know the six mile road area--
ly, it is indeed part of the lmnra =/ that road bifurcates just past the ranger station. The best advice I can give for fishing is take the extra leap to Laughlin---that stretch of the river is public land. All of the outdoor outfitters (rafting/kayaking/etc) are relocating their services there for the time-being to continue making money. I was down there today--saw tons of carp and catfish, other fish are lmb, striper, bluegill, and sunfish. If you haven't been to Laughlin, it's a must--get a campground on the the river and you'll never forget it
[signature]
ly, it is indeed part of the lmnra =/ that road bifurcates just past the ranger station. The best advice I can give for fishing is take the extra leap to Laughlin---that stretch of the river is public land. All of the outdoor outfitters (rafting/kayaking/etc) are relocating their services there for the time-being to continue making money. I was down there today--saw tons of carp and catfish, other fish are lmb, striper, bluegill, and sunfish. If you haven't been to Laughlin, it's a must--get a campground on the the river and you'll never forget it[signature]