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 has been a fixture on Arizona’s lakes for years, and he’s one of the most respected anglers out there.
Clifford Pirch
Clifford Pirch is a Payson boy, so when the Wild West Bass Team Championship was held in Payson recently, crowds turned out to cheer him on at the big weigh-in.
Mention crappie fishing at Roosevelt Lake, and Curt Rambo’s name is sure to come up. For decades, he has been acknowledged as one of the best crappie fishermen in the state, especially at his home lake: Roosevelt.
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Arizona will take one of the leading places in the competition for the most suitable states for fishing. Everything necessary for this activity is on its territory, from many reservoirs to a vast variety of fish. Arizona has many other advantages that will turn fishing into the most exciting entertainment. Let’s look at all these advantages of fishing in the state and identify the existing disadvantages.
When water temperatures start to go down and lake levels begin to rise, crankbait time is here again. Fish start moving up and getting a lot more active, and one of the best ways to find them is to start cranking around the same places you found them during the summer, but shallower.Long points that have good drop-offs to deeper water are prime early-fall areas.
When the weather heats up and the fish quit chasing reaction baits, John Murray starts using a spoon, especially at Lake Pleasant.