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Updated December 18, 2025

COLORADO RIVER (BELOW DAVIS DAM) – A 29-pound swimbait striper was caught and released in this zone to cap off a pretty wacky couple weeks here. Previously, a local angler crushed quality stripers from Community Park and blew the lid off the bite on Facebook. That caused anglers from all over to shoot their shot. Many of them were skunked, but some scored including an angler who made the drive from Newport Beach and scored three nice ones on a G-Ratt glidebait. Trout are being regularly stocked in this area, and that only helps this brand of striper bite.

LAKE HAVASU — The south end of the lake has been pretty solid for largemouth bass when the wind isn’t throwing a wrench in the works. Bill Williams River in particular has been producing quality largies. Numbers aren’t huge but the quality is there and a lot of biters are being found on crankbaits. The North Basin is producing good numbers of small striped bass, but larger stripers are being caught under bird schools on tailspins, spoons and cut baits.

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