Arizona Fish Report
Lake Pleasant Fish Report for 11-4-2016
Lake Pleasant Fish Report for 11-4-2016
Lake Pleasant Fishing Report
Lake Pleasant - New River , AZ
by Arizona Game & Fish Department
11-4-2016
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Striper fishing action is good and probably has not quite hit a prime bite due to an abnormally hot October. Submersible lights at night should still be effective at attracting the plankton-baitfish-predatory fish chain until the full moon in mid-November. Look for the striper bite to pick up as the weather cools.
There has been a great Zara Super Spook top-water bite for many anglers at first light. Fish the mouths of Humbug, Castle Creek or Coles Bay.
Some anglers might have luck during the mid-afternoon into sunset jigging ½-ounce spoons in deeper water. Best colors are silver, white, chrome, shad color or even chartreuse with white mixed in. Casting paddletail swim baits is a good option, as well.
(Lake elevation 1,661 feet, 57 % full).
There has been a great Zara Super Spook top-water bite for many anglers at first light. Fish the mouths of Humbug, Castle Creek or Coles Bay.
Some anglers might have luck during the mid-afternoon into sunset jigging ½-ounce spoons in deeper water. Best colors are silver, white, chrome, shad color or even chartreuse with white mixed in. Casting paddletail swim baits is a good option, as well.
(Lake elevation 1,661 feet, 57 % full).
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