Arizona Fish Report
Santa Fe Reservoir Fish Report for 2-28-2024



Back to SFR

Santa Fe Reservoir Report

Santa Fe Reservoir - Irwindale, CA (Los Angeles County)


by Arizona Game & Fish Department
2-28-2024
Website

Only boats with a single electric motor are allowed on Santa Fe Reservoir. No gas-powered motors. The limit is 2 bass minimum size 13 inches, the limit is 4 channel catfish, the limit is 4 trout. 





More Reports

Arizona Game & Fish Department Reports
for Wednesday, February 28th

Kaibab Lake: Kaibab Lake Report
Cataract Lake: This is a good time of year to target trout
City Reservoir: The road into City Reservoir is closed for the winter
Dogtown Lake: With the recent storm, road conditions are likely muddy

Arizona Game & Fish Department Reports
for Wednesday, January 24th

Kaibab Lake: Kaibab Lake is likely completely ice covered this week
Cataract Lake: Cataract Lake is completely ice covered this week
City Reservoir: The road into City Reservoir is closed for the winter
Dogtown Lake: The lake is completely ice covered this week
Santa Fe Lake: Santa Fe Reservoir is completely ice covered this week
Whitehorse Lake: With the drop in temperatures, fish activity is likely minimal
J. D. Dam Lake: Complete ice cover likely this week
Upper & Lower Lake Mary: Upper Lake Mary is likely to be mostly to completely ice covered this week
Francis Short Pond: Frances Short Pond has been refilled, thanks to the City of Flagstaff
Ashurst Lake: Ashurst Lake is likely mostly to completely ice covered this week
Kinnikinick Lake: FR 82 and 125 to Kinnikinick Lake are closed for the winter season
Oak Creek: Stream flow was 33.6 cfs on 1/22/2024
Bartlett Lake: Bartlett Lake Fishing Report
Oak Creek: Oak Creek Fishing Report
West Clear Creek: Smallmouth bass are unlimited harvest in West Clear Creek
Colorado River - Lees Ferry: Lees Ferry Fishing Report
Knoll Lake: Complete ice cover likely
Lyman Reservoir: Lyman Lake Fishing Report
Lake Mead: Striped bass and catfish have been bending sticks
Lake Havasu: Striper fishing remains good near schools of shad

Back to SFR