Nevada Fish Report
Fish Report for 9-13-2022
Fish Report for 9-13-2022
Sun sets on early dove season Thursday, Sept. 15
Photo Credit: AZGF
by Arizona Game & Fish Department
9-13-2022
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PHOENIX — Arizona’s dove hunters still have time to get out in the field before the 15-day season ends at legal sunset Thursday, Sept. 15.
The Arizona Game and Fish Department reminds hunters to review the “2022-2023 Arizona Dove and Band-tailed Pigeon Regulations” brochure, which is posted at www.azgfd.com/Hunting/Regulations/. The printed version is available at all department offices and more than 200 license dealers statewide.
All hunters 18 and older must be in possession of a valid Arizona hunting license and migratory bird stamp while in the field. Visit www.azgfd.com/license to purchase a combination hunt and fish license ($57 for residents) that will be valid for the next 365 days, as well as a migratory bird stamp ($5).
Youth hunters (10 to 17) only need a youth combination hunt and fish license for $5. Those who are under 10 do not need a hunting license when accompanied by a licensed adult (two children per adult).
Dove hunters play an important role in conservation. Wildlife and Sport Fish Restoration Program (WSFR) funds are comprised of excise taxes collected on the sale of hunting and fishing equipment (including 11 percent on ammunition), the benefit of which comes right back to Arizona for habitat improvements, construction and maintenance of shooting ranges, boating access facilities and more.
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Kaibab Lake: The lake level is low, but launching a small boat is still achievable
Cataract Lake: Water clarity is excellent, but an algae bloom is present
City Reservoir: Recent rains have filled the lake
Dogtown Lake: Try working the shoreline and around cover
Santa Fe Lake: The reservoir level is close to full
Upper & Lower Lake Mary: Upper Lake Mary Fishing Report
Ashurst Lake: Water clarity is good but fishing has been slow
Francis Short Pond: Frances Short Pond suffered a fish kill due to low dissolved oxygen
Kinnikinick Lake: The lake level is down, but there are no issues launching
Oak Creek: Oak Creek was stocked with rainbow trout last week
West Clear Creek: Smallmouth bass should be active
Knoll Lake: Knoll Lake Fishing Report
Blue Ridge Reservoir: Blue Ridge Reservoir Report
Huffer Tank: The water level is low and the tank will not be stocked this summer
Lake Pleasant: Water level is dropping
Canyon Lake: Canyon Lake Fishing Report
Bartlett Lake: Bartlett Lake Fishing Report
Alamo Lake: Alamo Lake Fishing Report
Lake Havasu: Lake Havasu Fishing Report
Roper Lake: Bass fishing has been very good
Dankworth Pond: At Dankworth Pond, the bass fishing is solid
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