Nevada Fish Report
Black Canyon Lake Fish Report for 11-4-2016
Black Canyon Lake Fish Report for 11-4-2016
Black Canyon Lake Fishing Report
Black Canyon Lake - Heber, AZ (Navajo County)
by Arizona Game & Fish Department
11-4-2016
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Fishing is poor and the water is low. The access road and parking areas will be closed to vehicles through approximately Oct 29 for paving. Pedestrian access to the lake shore is allowed, however please note no parking is allowed on the adjacent, maintained Forest Service roads.
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10-25-2016
With the salmon fishing season closing October 31, the season limps along with very little to show for it. Only 1 charter boat ventured out to record 4 salmon to 22 pounds for 10 anglers. They claim that most of the salmon for the Fall run have already moved through the bay and into their natal streams, primarily the Sacramento River. Meanwhile the rock fishing is yielding 10 fish limits from Monterey to Bodega Bay with a sprinkling of cabazone...... Read More
With the salmon fishing season closing October 31, the season limps along with very little to show for it. Only 1 charter boat ventured out to record 4 salmon to 22 pounds for 10 anglers. They claim that most of the salmon for the Fall run have already moved through the bay and into their natal streams, primarily the Sacramento River. Meanwhile the rock fishing is yielding 10 fish limits from Monterey to Bodega Bay with a sprinkling of cabazone...... Read More
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