Saguaro Lake, Arizona
 Saguaro Lake is the last of four lakes on the Salt River chain of lakes, in central
Arizona. It is an easy 45 minute drive northwest of Mesa AZ on State
Highway 87 to the Bush Highway turnoff.
Bass fishing at
Saguaro Lake
Bass fishing here can vary from real tough to really good. It is a deep canyon lake with relatively cleat water. Very little brush or vegetation resides in the lake, so bass tend to use rock structures as holding and feeding areas. Light line and small, finesse baits catch the bulk of the fish here. However, at times you can have luck with crankbaits, spinnerbaits, top water, jerk baits and a host of soft plastic lures.
Other Fishing At Suguaro Lake Arizona
Trout, walleye, crappie, catfish and sunfish also populate Saguaro Lake. This is a great place to take the family for boating, picknicking, swimming and fishing. Let the kids wet a line until they are bored, then take them water skiing.
In summer months get up early if you want to fish Saguaro on the weekends. Often the parking lot is full by 6:00am and no other boats will be allowed on the lake.
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