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AZGFD to step up patrols for impaired boaters over holiday weekend
AZGFD to step up patrols for 4th of July
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AZGFD’s life jacket exchange program celebrates 15 years
As the temperatures continue to rise and the school year ends, more people are expected to visit Arizona’s rivers and lakes, meaning the risk of water-related accidents will likely increase.
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AZGFD public meetings for West Fork Black River native fish restoration project
44 miles of stream habitat for native aquatic species conservation
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AZGFD announces recipients of this year’s Commission Awards
The Arizona Game and Fish Commission announced 14 recipients of the 2022 Commission Awards at its Sept. 9 meeting in Pinetop, Ariz.
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AZGFD suspended fish stocking
due to a bacterial outbreak of Lactococcus garvieae in fish at the facility.
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AZGFD suspends fish stockings
The Arizona Game and Fish Department has temporarily suspended all fish stockings from Page Springs Hatchery due to detection of a bacterial outbreak in trout at the facility.
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AZGFD will remove the Covid-19 50-vehicle capacity
Total vehicles allowed will still be restricted to parking lot capacities for visitor safety.
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AZGFD 2022 Update
Arizona Game and Fish Department AZGFD to discontinue selling Community Fishing licenses beginning Jan. 1
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AZGFD Community Fishing license sales discontinued
The Arizona Game and Fish Department (AZGFD) has announced it will no longer offer Community Fishing licenses for sale beginning Jan. 1, 2022.
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AZGFD and Arizona rancher win awards
Arizona Game and Fish Department and private landowner win awards from Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies
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AZGFD to close fish hatcheries areas during select dates
The Arizona Game and Fish Department will close the Page Springs, Canyon Creek and Tonto Creek fish hatcheries to the public during select dates for pavement repairs.
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AZGFD Family Fishing Area THis Weekend
Help a kid catch a bluegill sunfish, memories and more at the Family Fishing Area Saturday and Sunday during the Arizona Game and Fish Department Outdoor Expo, presented by Shikar Safari Club International.
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AZGFD ont Luna Lake Water Quality Issues
AZGFD biologists are monitoring water quality at all four lakes in an attempt to identify the causes for the water quality problems. Each of these lakes has periodically suffered from winter or summer fish die-offs as a result of poor water quality, low dissolved oxygen (DO) in the winter or excessively high pH in the summer.
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Update on Spawn and Pre Spawn Activiy in Arizona Fisheries | AZGFD Tip of the Week
Arizona Fish and Game TIP OF THE WEEK Bass tend to spawn earlier at western Arizona impoundments such as Lake Havasuand Alamo Lake than at the rest of the state because these large, solunar bowls warm up early and quickly.
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