Havasu - Havasu Fishing Report

2004-11-23 John Galbraith, Anglers Pro Shop

"Lake Havasu Fishing Report" Lake level 448.67 ft. "Striped Bass" Good striper action continues around the lake with good catches coming from the chalk cliffs around midday using sassy shads, Stump Jumpers & Kobes with a feather tail, Sandpoint & Black meadow landing in the morning using spoons in 28 to 48 ft of water, and Havasu springs in the evening after dark hours using live shad and chrome or white ratl traps. Some Black Crappie to 1 lb. being caught using white, chartreuse or red Canyon Mini tube jigs around submerged brush piles. Use sonar in deeper water (15 to 30 ft) to locate these seldom fished brush piles. Large and smallmouth bass fishing continues to be fair to poor, try a 1/4 oz. darterhead with a Yamamoto single tail grubs in cinnamon/purple or blue pearl w/ silver fished near dropoffs or shad schools where active fish are feeding, Dropshot rig with a Roboworm body shad is also a good choice. This report was provided by John Galbraith of Anglers Pro Shop Lake Havasu City

Archived Havasu Striper Reports

2005-03-08 Havasu Angelr's Pro Shop, Lake Havasu City
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2005-01-11 Havasu Anglers Pro Shop, Lake Havasu City
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2004-11-03 Havasu John Galbraith of Anglers Pro Shop
Stripers Still Biting Good striper action continues as water

2004-10-19 Havasu John Galbraith of Anglers Pro Shop
Havasu Stripers Lead the Charge If you haven't got in on the fall striper bite now is the time

2004-10-13 Havasu John Galbraith of Anglers Pro Shop
Stripers are Excellent Striper action continues to be excellent

2004-09-15 Havasu John Galbraith of Anglers Pro Shop
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