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Updated April 11, 2024

LAKE HAVASU– Now’s the time to target trophy redear sunfish with a lot of slabs over 3 pounds reported every week. Shore pounders are connecting with some nice largemouth walking around London Bridge. Boaters including kayakers are having fun picking off smallmouth and largemouth by sight fishing for them with finesse baits in shallow, clear water. Some striped bass anglers are piling up 20-plus fish days, and a lot of that is going on throughout the north end on the California side. Chumming with anchovies will draw in schoolies that can be targeted with half ‘chovies on a drop-shot rig. The new Site Six launch ramp is in the water, and while there is more work to be done, it’s expected to be operational by May.

LAKE MEAD– Striped bass are still chasing down swimbaits, spoons, jigs, trolled umbrella rigs and shad throughout Boulder Basin. The shad are the best baits, and they’ve been hanging out shallow where it’s easier to scoop some up. Catfish are eating cut baits and dip baits in the late afternoons into the night. Fishing for largemouth and smallmouth bass has been slow.

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