Page, Ariz. — Glen Canyon National Recreation Area is preparing for projected low water levels at Lake Powell in 2026. In collaboration with concessioners and state partners, park staff are committed to sustaining visitor access and high-quality services throughout the upcoming season.
Our next door neighbors — the Scotts — are snowbirds, and we always look forward to their coming back down in the winter. This year, Gary came over for coffee one morning and showed us some photos of a very happy young man with a beautiful, unique whitetail deer he had shot on Gary’s land with black powder.
There’s still time for Arizona hunters to take aim at some of the best wing-shooting opportunities the state has to offer — but the clock is ticking.
License dealers will no longer sell traditional paper licenses, but many will offer an online purchase option; customers can also buy directly online at https://license.azgfd.com/ or at AZGFD offices.
Arizona’s lifetime general hunting and fishing license program is a unique opportunity for resident sportsmen and sportswomen to participate in the long-term funding of Arizona’s Wildlife Conservation programs.
General Hunting, resident: $37 Non-resident: not available see combination
Combination Hunt and fish, resident: $57 Non-resident: $160
Arizona quail hunters will be glad to know – in fact, they should be thrilled – that the 2020-21 season is shaping up to be average.
That’s right, average.
Shaping Up For The Great Outdoors: There’s No Time Like The Present
Does trudging up the ramp to fetch your truck and trailer leave you huffing and puffing?
Carp are not the most attractive fish in the lake, and many anglers actively dislike them. They are considered a nuisance and worse because they eat the eggs of other fish and they are constantly stirring up the mud in the shallows, which also interferes with the spawning processes of other fish.