Arizona Lakes Arizona Pros Lake Havasu With Dean Farrell
Lake Havasu, on the Colorado River between California and Arizona, is one of the most popular lakes in the west for outdoor recreation of all kinds.
Arizona Lakes, Arizona Pros – Alamo With Greg Pishkur
Alamo has great bass, catfish, and crappie fishing. We were up there with Greg Pishkur one May and we caught a bunch of nice largemouth on Chatterbaits in the main lake.
Arizona Lakes, Arizona Pros – Dean Rojas
Dean Rojas is an Arizona fisherman who is nationally known. He makes his home in Lake Havasu City, and he fishes tournaments all over the nation.
Arizona Lakes, Arizona Pros – Dean Farrell
According to local anglers, the best times for a bass fisherman to visit Lake Havasu are January through May and then again in the fall. In the early part of the year, the low water level forces the fish to come out of the tules, so fishing improves in the Bill Williams River.
Arizona Lakes, Arizona Pros – Lawrence Dwonch
Lawrence Dwonch had loved fishing when he was young, and when his girlfriend bought him a guided fishing trip, his passion for fishing came back strong. He got into tournament fishing, and now fishes Bass Junkiez, Wild West Bass, and JML.
AZ Lakes AZ Pros Matt Shura At Hidden Lake
A new lake opened in Arizona just this year – Hidden Lake near Buckeye. This is a private lake, and you pay to get in, but you pay to get into any lake, right?
Arizona Lakes, Arizona Pros – Marc Townsend
The first time we fished with Marc must have been nearly thirty years ago! Arizona Lakes, Arizona Pros – Marc Townsend has been fishing Arizona lakes almost all his life, starting when he was just a kid going out with his dad.
Arizona Lakes, Arizona Pros – Larry Mantle
Arizona Lakes, Arizona Pros – Larry Mantle has been a fixture on Arizona’s lakes for years, and he’s one of the most respected anglers out there.
AZ Lakes AZ Pros Wes McCracken
Back in the day, Wes McCracken was one of the best anglers on the All Star Bass trail. The key to his success: he knew that you have to be versatile to catch fish consistently. “Every lake is different, and every year it’s different, too,” says McCracken.