Fishing Report: Alamo Lake
Alamo Lake fishing report Lake level: 1,119 feet Mark Knapp from Alamo Lake State Park had the following report: Both...
Category: Colorado River-southwest
Fishing Reports: Colorado River waters
Send your fishing reports and pictures to BFishing@AZGFD.gov Martinez Lake A 25-pound, 3-ounce flathead caught at Martinez Lake, June 30, 2019. Lake...
Fishing Report: Colorado River waters
The fishing here below the Davis Dam can be quite rewarding. Patience and understanding our current takes a bit to...
Angler Report: Lake Mead
Send your fishing reports and pictures to BFishing@AZGFD.gov Lake Mead Don M.: As the moon phase goes back towards the darker phase...
Fishing Report: Lake Havasu
Lake level: 448.42 Average daytime water temp: 78 degrees Stripers are hitting cast and trolled top-water lures like pencil poppers...
Fishing Forecast: Colorado River waters
COLORADO RIVER SOUTHWEST Alamo Lake Rating: Good Just like the weather, the largemouth bass fishing should be hot this summer...
Fishing Report: Lake Mohave/Colorado River waters
Send your fishing reports and pictures to BFishing@AZGFD.gov Lake Mohave My grandson Caellum Johnston (pictured) and I fished Lake Mohave June 3...
Fishing Report: Lake Havasu
Lake Havasu Fishing Report, June 2 Lake Level: 448.08 Average daytime water temp: 74 degrees Stripers are hitting cast and...
Angler Report: Alamo Lake
Send your fishing reports and pictures to BFishing@AZGFD.gov Alamo Lake Jason W.: On May 29, caught 10-plus largemouth at Alamo all in...
Angler Reports: Alamo Lake
Send your fishing reports and pictures to BFishing@AZGFD.gov Alamo Lake David W.: Caught April 13, 6.12 and 5.7 lb largemouth. Anonymous:...
Attention, anglers: Tagged flathead catfish now in the Imperial Division of the Colorado River! (See video)
We’ll will be conducting a tagging study on flathead catfish on the lower Colorado River to better inform management of...
Fishing Report: Colorado River waters
We are getting a good bite going on as the fishing is picking up here along the Colorado River below...
