Is California Destroying Lake Mead? What It Means for Fishing Lake Mead & the Colorado River

Lake Mead has been changing fast, and if you fish here regularly, you’ve probably noticed it. Receding water levels, exposed structure, new shorelines, and spots that fish completely different than they did just a few years ago. With recent headlines about California’s water usage on the Colorado River and fluctuating water levels at Lake Mead, a lot of anglers are asking the same question: what does this actually mean for fishing Lake Mead right now? In this video, we break it down from the shoreline, and put Lake Mead fishing to the test.

This isn’t a debate or a lecture it’s a real day of fishing Lake Mead as it exists today. We put rods in the water, adjust to the changing conditions, catch fish, and end the day with a personal best carp that proves this lake is still alive and full of opportunity. Whether you’re fishing Lake Mead, the Colorado River, or anywhere affected by changing water levels, this video shows how anglers are adapting and why paying attention to the lake matters now more than ever.

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