Arizona Fishing Maps, Trout Fishing Books, and AZ Fishing and Hunting

Visitors to the state can enjoy plenty of great fishing opportunities in any of the lakes, streams, creeks and even urban areas in Arizona. Reaching more than 11,000 feet in elevation, the White Mountains draw fishermen looking for bass, catfish and trout. The Imperial Reservoir upriver through the Cibola National Wildlife Refuge on Arizona&s West Coast offers largemouth bass that weigh in at more than 12 pounds! And don"t forget ice fishing, which is available in the White Mountains on the eastern side of the state. With a year-long fishing season and plenty more opportunities throughout the entire state, you"re sure to find a great place to cast your line.

Although located in the desert Southwest, Arizona is overflowing with great lakes and rivers, perfect for a day boating and enjoying the surroundings. Lake Powell, on the Northern border of Arizona, offers house boating and recreational boating experiences in a stunning setting of crystal water, red rock formations and beautiful Arizona weather. Or take a trip to Arizona"s exciting West Coast, where Lake Havasu boasts the title of "Personal Watercraft Capital of the World." Located on the shores of the Colorado River, this destination includes a 45-mile long water playground and countless boating adventures. Or take a trip up to White Mountains, where 65 lakes and streams offer boating and other water activities. In the heart of the Greater Phoenix area, Tempe Town Lake is the Valley"s latest two-mile boating wonderland.

Arizona"s diverse hunting opportunities include larger game such as elk as well as smaller game and waterfowl. Challenges and hunting opportunities exist throughout the state, and avid hunters will find no better place to bring home that trophy catch.

Writeup courtesy of Arizona Travel Guide - official Arizona Tourism