Yavapai County, AZ
Lake Powell is a 161,390-acre man-made water body created with the construction of the Glen Canyon Dam. Considered to be a world-class fishing destination, the lake is also a top recreational spot that attracts a lot of visitors.
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The daily creel limit for smallmouth bass at Lake Powell is 20 fish and 5 fish for largemouth bass. The daily creel limit for crappie is 10 fish per person.
There are no limits for walleye and striped bass here.
Please, be aware that the area of the lake immediately below the dam is closed for fishing.
Target shallow waters to catch largemouth bass here from April to May. Fish near underwater structures with jig-n-pigs, spinnerbaits and weedless plastic tubes to have a catch.
Fishing during low-light hours with plastic grubs and tubes or topwater lures is productive for smallmouth bass.
Regulations vary by location. Check the rules for your fish to stay informed and prepared for fishing.
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