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Fishing At Green Valley Lakes Arizona
Green Valley Lakes are located in Payson Arizona at 1000 W Country Club Dr open from 6:00 am to 10:30 pm. The rules for these lakes are as follows from the Arizona Game and Fish Urban Fishing Program: Swimming, wading, glass containers and littering are prohibited. Alcoholic beverage permits required. Boating permitted only between sunrise and sunset. Gas motors prohibited. Must have proper floatation devices on board. Lake receives treated effluent, therefore full body contact is prohibited. All animals must be restrained by a leash. Other rules as posted. "Trout are stocked at two week intervals from October to May."
Daily Bag and Possession Limits; 4 catfish,4 trout,2 bass (13 inch minimum) 10 sunfish, 1 white amur (30 inch minimum) Statewide limits apply to all other species.
Amenities: Boating, Playground (north of Lake Drive), Walking Trails, Accessible Fishing Dock, Historic Buildings
For more information visit the City of Payson web site.
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Green Valley Lakes is located between Green Valley Pkwy and Country Club Drive. 1000 W Country Club Dr.
Information for Green Valley Lakes Arizona
| Consumption Advisory |
To check if there is an advisory read this Game and Fish page. |
| Restrictions/Season of Use |
fishing open from 6:30 to 10:30 pm |
| GPS |
Latitude: 34° 13' 0.86"N Longitude: 111° 20' 80.3"W |
| Land Ownership |
City of Payson |
| Tournament this week |
No |
| Elevation |
The elevation at Green Valley Lakes is 4840 feet |
| Max Surface Acers |
13 acres |
| Spawning Season |
Stocked |
| River lake Impounds |
None |
| Water Temp |
cold |
| Average Depth |
10ft |
| Road Condition |
Paved |
| Fly Fishing |
You can fly fish at Green Valley Lakes They do have Trout |
| Bait Fishing |
You can bait fish at Green Valley Lakes |
| Access Fee |
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| Tonto Pass |
No |
| Bag Limit |
Daily Bag and Possession Limits; 4 catfish,4 trout,2 bass (13 inch minimum) 10 sunfish, 1 white amur (30 inch minimum) Statewide limits apply to all other species. |
| Boats to Rent |
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| Licenses for Sale |
No |
| Swimming |
No |
| Camping |
No |
| Drinking Water |
Yes |
| Barrier free Access |
No |
| Restrooms |
Yes there are restrooms at Green Valley Lakes . |
| Trailer Spaces |
No |
| Electricity |
No |
| Boat & Engine Restrictions |
No Boats |
| Launching Area |
yes |
| Water Skiing |
No |
| Cleaning Stations |
No |
| Phone Number for Water Level |
Payson Parks, Recreation and Tourism (928) 474-5242 ext 7 |
| Marinas |
No |
| Ranger Station |
No |
| Ranger District |
No |
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Last Updated on Saturday, 03 July 2010 18:17 |
Reports
It’s rainbow time at Green Valley Lake
They’re coming back to Payson – it’s rainbow time at Green Valley Lake.
Payson residents and visitors to this marvelous mountain community can welcome back the trout to beautiful Green Valley Park on Friday, Oct. 22.
It’s a cause for a fishing-pole-in-hand celebration.
There are more than 1,000 Colorado-grown rainbow trout heading to Green Valley Lake on Friday to kick off the trout stocking season that features 11-14 inch fish delivered every two weeks.
This year, there’s a rainbow bonus: an extra 50 percent more trout have been ordered.
“Fall is a wonderful time to visit the rim country, see the colors, and relax and fish along the grassy shorelines of this popular urban fishery just a mile west of Highway 87 on Main Street,” said Urban Fishing Program Manager Eric Swanson.
Swanson explained that the fish stocking program at Green Valley is different from all other Urban Fishing Program waters. Rainbow trout are the only species stocked by the Game and Fish Department during an eight month season that starts in mid October and continues through early May.
“No other fish species are stocked at Green Valley, however good populations of bass, crappie and sunfish can be found in this productive lake ecosystem,” Swanson pointed out.
Trout can be caught on small spinners and spoons, by fly fishermen using nymphs or wet flies, and by baits such as scented dough baits, worms or salmon eggs.
Remember to use lighter line in the 2- to 6-pound range, smaller hooks and a minimal amount of weight. Limits on trout are 4 per day for licensed anglers and two trout for children under age 14.
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