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Arizona is a state enriched with beauty and exciting species of fish. Come experience the unique diversity and exciting fishing opportunities on one of the Sonoran Deserts prestigious waters. |
| Local Species Of Fish- (what to hook up) |
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Largemouth
Bass The most popular game fish in the world, Largemouth offer exciting takes, and some of the most awesome jumps of any fish! Traditionally a light tackle fish, Largemouth are quickly becoming a favorite among fly fishermen as well. |
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Striped
Bass Voracious feeders with a savage attack, stripers are one of the most sought after fish in Arizona, and offer some of the most explosive hook-ups you will ever experience. |
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Smallmouth
Bass An awesome relative of the Largemouth, Smallmouth are often considered, pound for pound, the strongest freshwater fish. They have a larger range than Largemouth, and can be found in streams as well as lakes. |
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White
Bass An exciting schooling fish that spend their lives chasing and eating bait fish, Whites often boil bait on the surface so violently, that the lake at times can literally sound like its raining fish! |
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Rainbow
Trout Fast strikes, acrobatic leaps, and gorgeous colors put Bows at the forefront of sought after stream fish in Arizona. Bows are the most prevalent trout throughout the state. |
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Brown
Trout One of the most prized Trout; Browns have a reputation for violent strikes and carnivorous appetites. Brute Browns are the toughest and most rewarding of all the Trouts. |
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Apache
Trout The White Mountains of Arizona are the only place in the world where Apaches live. Anglers from around the globe travel to Arizona to target one of the last remaining native fish. |
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Brook
Trout One of the most beautiful Trout, Brookies are very aggressive in the colder months, especially in the fall when they move up to spawn. |
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Channel
Catfish Possibly the toughest fight you will ever encounter, Cats are big, strong, and ugly! No wussie fishing here! |
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Crappie These scrappy fish are a blast to catch when they school up in the spring and fall, and are considered the finest freshwater eating fish. |
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Carp
& Suckers Laughed at by some, loved by others, Carp are quickly becoming one of the most prized fly rod fish. Several species thrive in Arizona, and theyre all drag screamers! |
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