How many fish were harvested from Lake Havasu in 2017-18? Most targeted species? See our creel survey results
Results of 2017-2018 Lake Havasu Creel Survey Arizona Game and Fish Department personnel conducted a creel survey on Lake Havasu...
Category: Fisheries Management
Learn how Arizona Game and Fish biologist manage the sport fisheries throughout Arizona.
AZGFD conducting $3.3 million major renovation at Sterling Springs Fish Hatchery
PHOENIX — The Arizona Game and Fish Department (AZGFD) is conducting a $3.3 million renovation of the Sterling Springs Fish...
New year, new quest: bass and catfish challenges begin
Arizona waters are home to some really large bass and catfish. Conservation of these special-sized fish is increasingly important as more anglers...
Alert: New Canyon Lake boat dock at Palo Verde complete
The new boat dock at the Palo Verde launch ramp at Canyon Lake is complete! This project was implemented by...
AZGFD Redondo Lake survey reveals lunker largemouth bass
Arizona Game and Fish Department personnel conducted a spot-check electrofishing survey on Redondo Lake near Yuma on Nov. 28. During...
Enemy of Arizona anglers: aquatic invasive species
Some have hitchhiked from the Black and Caspian Seas. They clog boat engines, kill fish, and wreck a once dynamic...
Video: Habitat enhancement at Kaibab Lake
On Wednesday, Oct. 24, we sunk three trailer loads of juniper trees (above) into Kaibab Lake near Williams– this critical...
Fate of stocked trout: 5 things learned from 4-year study (No. 5)
Editor’s Note: This is the the final of five “things we learned” from our 4-year study to investigate the fate...
Fate of stocked trout: 5 things learned from 4-year study (No. 4)
Editor’s Note: This is the fourth of five “things we learned” from our 4-year study to investigate the fate of...
Fate of stocked trout: 5 things learned from 4-year study (No. 3)
Editor’s Note: This is the third of five “things we learned” from our 4-year study to investigate the fate of...
Fate of stocked trout: 5 things learned from 4-year study (No. 2)
Editor’s Note: This is the second of five “things we learned” from our 4-year study to investigate the fate of...
Scientific review suggests reclassification of the razorback sucker from endangered to threatened
News release from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service DENVER — The razorback sucker, a native fish found in the...
