The lake level has stabilized at around 647 feet above msl or 85% full. The black bass are hitting soft baits when worked...
Smallmouth Bass
November 1, 2012 Lake Mohave Fishing Report
November promises to provide excellent fishing at Urban Fishing Program lakes. The Phoenix and Tucson urban lakes have been...
Lake Havasu Fishing Report April 9, 2012
Lake Havasu City. Lake Level 447.58. Stripers hitting on slow trolled cut anchovies rigged with 1.5 to 2 oz. banana sinkers...
Lake Havasu Fishing Report January 26, 2012
Water and fishing is heating up, as you would expect. Nothing spectacular, but this warm weather is changing the equation...
Lake Havasu Fishing Report December 22, 2011
Fishing for smallmouth bass over two pounds in size is expected to be good to excellent. In addition, redear sunfish should...
Lake Havasu Fishing Report November 11, 2011
LAKE HAVASU -- Lake Havasu Fishing Report courtesy John Galbraith of BassTackleMaster.com, Lake Havasu City, early October....
Lake Havasu Fishing Report November 4, 2011
LAKE HAVASU -- Lake Havasu Fishing Report courtesy John Galbraith of BassTackleMaster.com, Lake Havasu City, early October....
Lake Havasu Fishing Report October 22, 2011
LAKE HAVASU -- Lake Havasu Fishing Report courtesy John Galbraith of BassTackleMaster.com, Lake Havasu City. Fair afternoon...
Lake Havasu Fishing Report October 18, 2011
LAKE HAVASU -- Lake Havasu Fishing Report courtesy John Galbraith of BassTackleMaster.com, Lake Havasu City. Lake Level...
Lake Havasu Fishing Report October 17, 2011
REGIONAL HOT SPOTS -- Alamo Lake will continue to be a hot spot for plentiful largemouth bass and channel catfish, although...
Lake Havasu Fishing Report October 1, 2011
COLORADO RIVER (PARKER STRIP AREA) -- Fishing for smallmouth bass over two pounds in size is expected to be good to...
Oxygenation of Livewells to Improve Survival of Tournament-Caught Bass – Lake Havasu
Bass fishing heats up in summer, but extra effort is required by tournament anglers to maintain the health of their catch this time of year. Dissolved oxygen is the single most important factor for keeping bass alive, and an understanding of factors that affect oxygen levels will better enable anglers to keep their fish alive.
– Lake Havasu