Lake Havasu Fishing Report
by Arizona Game & Fish Department
3-31-2024
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(March 14 report courtesy of Western Outdoor News), bass anglers (both boaters and shore pounders) are still catching bass in shallow water where some fish are on beds. Ned rigs, drop-shots, stickbaits and tubes have all been working, and sight-fishing is definitely on the menu. There has also been a decent crankbait bite in 5 to 15 feet of water. Striped bass anglers are getting well into double digits if not flirting with 30 fish per trip once they’re located and targeted with Rat-L-Traps, spoons, swimbaits and cut bait. The new Site Six launch ramp is in the water, and while there is more work to be done, it’s expected to be operational by May. Big redear to over 3 pounds have been reported.
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Arizona Game & Fish Department Reports
for Sunday, March 31stKaibab Lake: The lake level is below the end of the boat launch
Cataract Lake: The lake is full
City Reservoir: The road into City Reservoir is closed for the winter
Dogtown Lake: Access to the lake is open, but the campground is closed for the winter
Santa Fe Reservoir: The lake is full and spilling over
Whitehorse Lake: With the recent snow storms, road conditions are likely muddy
J. D. Dam Lake: Complete ice cover likely this week
Russel Tank: Ice may be present
Upper & Lower Lake Mary: Upper and Lower Lake Mary Fishing Report
Francis Short Pond: The City has worked tirelessly to remove literally tons of ash, debris, and sediment from the pond
Ashurst Lake: Ashurst Lake Fishing Report
Kinnikinick Lake: The lake is full and turbid
Apache Lake: Apache Lake Report
Bartlett Lake: Bartlett Lake Fishing Report
Fain Lake: Fain Lake Fishing Report
Oak Creek: Oak Creek Report
West Clear Creek: Smallmouth bass are unlimited harvest in West Clear Creek
Lake Powell: Lake Powell Fishing Report
Blue Ridge Reservoir: Green sunfish are unlimited and invasive
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