We have three lakes to choose from:
Nestled in the Tonto National Forest, Bartlett Lake offers 2,815 acres of water, hosting largemouth bass, black crappie, and sunfish, making it a fishing haven.
Just northwest of Phoenix, Lake Pleasant spans 10,000 acres. It's home to largemouth bass, white bass, striped bass, sunfish, and black crappie, providing water-based recreation and stunning views.
Located in the Sonoran Desert, Saguaro Lake covers 1,264 acres. Fishermen target largemouth bass, yellow bass, and sunfish in its clear waters, surrounded by desert landscapes.
Embraced by the Superstition Mountains, Canyon Lake spans 950 acres. Anglers pursue largemouth bass while enjoying the rugged desert scenery.
Amidst the Tonto National Forest, Apache Lake stretches over 2,500 acres. Angling enthusiasts chase largemouth bass, sunfish, and an occasional walleye in this serene desert lake setting.
This is a destination Lake
This lake spans 21,500-22,000 acres. Largemouth and smallmouth bass, crappie, and sunfish inhabit the lake. Located in the Tonto National Forest.
This is a destination Lake
Alamo Lake, a remote gem in western Arizona, covers 3,500 acres. It boasts largemouth bass and is one of Arizona’s premier black crappie fisheries, making it a sought-after fishing destination in the desert wilderness.
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