Paradise Creek Anglers
White Mountain Fly Fishing Report:

Fishing report.

All Lakes and Streams are open to fishing. Camping 7 - no camp fires, no primitive camping.

General Fishing Report - Lakes are doing very well. The dry fly action has been increasing.. Water temps are warming creating good nymph action. Fishing very early produces the best results, mostly using Damsel nymphs of all stages,hairs ears prince nymphs.and dries elk hair caddis, parachute caddis and ants..

At Paradise Creek Anglers we are within 20 minutes of the streams and lakes. Our fly fishing information is compiled mostly from fly fishermen as well as, Fish & Game in Pinetop and the Apache Reservation. With 40 lakes and 240 miles of fishable streams there are many choices in the White Mountains.

This Weeks Favorites - Our report lists this weeks top choices! Stop in for a "just off the water" report

• A-1 Lake: 8900 elevation and 24 acres. FISHING GOOD
• Big Lake: 900' elevation and 400 acres. fishing is good
• BOG TANK: 12 acres at 6000' elevation.FISHING GOOD
• Carnero Lake:open
• CHRISTMAS TREE LAKE: special use permits. opens may 28 2010
• CRECSENT LAKE: NO REPORT
• EARL PARK fishing is good [wooly buggers peacock ladys] ]
• GREER LAKES:
• HAWLEY LAKE: 8200' elevation with 260 acres.open[ use woolybuggers]
• HORSESHOE LAKE: 8110' elevation 121 acres FISHING GOOD
• LEE VALLEY LAKE  grayling are active in the pm
• LITTLE BEAR LAKE open
• PACHETA LAKE: 30 minute drive from Reservation lake 8200' elevation. 68 acres. Catch & Release Only. open
• SCOTT'S RESERVOIR:
• SUNRISE LAKE: 9000' elevation with 879 acres. open
• RESERVATION LAKE: 9000' elevation 280 acres.open  
  
  

STREAMS: Streams  Flows are droping to a very fishable level.. Over 250 miles of streams to fish. We have excellent maps and knowledge of where to go.

THIS WEEK'S FISHING TIP - Fly Fishing Wisdom - fly fishing means endless opportunities to enjoy the white mountains and many other fine things that nature has to offer - Won't you join us?

PLACES TO GO: Pickup a White Mountain Map by Bob Hirsch which gives great detail to the streams in this area.