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Fish Report for 3-31-2024
The lake level is below the end of the boat launch
3-31-2024
Arizona Game & Fish Department
Access to the lake and boat launch are still open, but the campgrounds are closed for the winter season. The lake level is below the end of the boat launch. The limit is 2 bass minimum size 13 inches, the limit is 4 channel catfish, the limit is 4 trout. Only boats with a single 10-horsepower motor (or less) or single electric motor are allowed on Kaibab Lake. Some snow was present on the road into the lake, but access was still achievable. Rainbow trout will be stocked this week. Surface temperature was 49 F, pH 8.1, Dissolved Oxygen (D.O.) 8.1 on 3/21/2024.
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