Arizona Fish Report
Kinnikinick Lake Fish Report for 4-29-2024


Kinnikinick Report

Kinnikinick Lake - Flagstaff, AZ (Coconino County)


by Arizona Game & Fish Department
4-29-2024
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FR 82 and 125 to Kinnikinick Lake is now open. Only boats with a single 10-horsepower motor or single electric motor are allowed on Kinnikinick Lake. The lake is full and turbid. The limit is 4 trout. Surface temperature 48.5 F, pH 7.8, D.O. 9 on 4/8/2024.





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for Sunday, March 31st

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Santa Fe Reservoir: The lake is full and spilling over
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