Category Archives: Lake Powell Info
Lake Powell Fishing Report 8-26-2024 by Capt. Bill McBurney
Our Fall Get Ready Report Dear Anglers, This summer was spent getting my knee that was done in December cleaned out of scar tissue so my time on Lake Powell was not possible. I am now recovered and will be back in business beginning September. I am currently taking bookings. This year, I am scaling back and only offering 2-3 anglers maximum only and 1/2 days or 6 hours only. My rates are the same: 1-2 Anglers $575.00 and additional $50 and 6 hours Read More +
Latest water flows for Lake Powell http://Www.lakepowell.water-data.com
Notice to Anglers Due to low water at Lake Powell, motorized valet services are only available for Lake Powell Resort GUESTS only. There will be no valet servies for handicap or wheelchair access as well unles you are staying at their resort. This is the Policy of Lake Powell Resorts and Marina for 2022.
Lake Powell Fall Fishing August 29, 2021 by Capt. Bill McBurney
Dear Anglers, The Good News: Nothing but questions marks for the time being as we are all waiting for Labor Day and cooler water temperatures to drop that trigger bait fish to migrate to cover they now do not have as far to to go. This all new for us Fishing Guides as well and I am not stating where to find the fish but the scouting and learning the topography to the shoreline and beneath will be for us and old school Read More +
July 29, 2021 Lake Powell is currently open for business! The launch ramp at Wahweap is currently open. Please use a 4 wheel drive for launch and retrieval. They are beginning the work to extend the ramps due to low water. There may be some downtime, but stay updated on our Facebook Page (lakepowellfishing) or through National Park Service https://www.nps.gov/glca/index.htm Our boat is in the water so we are fully open and ready to “fish”. Tight Lines Capt. Bill #lakepowellisopen
Update on Ramp Issue at Lake Powell 7-25-21
Effective Immediately: 7-25-2021 Ambassador Guides Lake Powell Striper Fishing is curently leaving our boat on Lake Powell. This ensures your trip will continue as usual. You will be picked up at the Main Dock as norm. With launch ramps being worked on, this will be in place till further notice. Capt. Bill
Lake Powell Fishing Media! – “Lets Set the Record Straight” 7-18-2021 – Capt. Bill McBurney
Lake Powell Media “Let’s set the record straight” July 18, 2021 Our Guide Service Ambassador Guides Lake Powell Striper Fishing maintains a “lake boat” and there is a lot of water and great fishing on the Lake. Boat Ramps are to be extended as water conditions allow, so bringing a boat to Lake Powell knight be a problem on any given day. If you want to fish and see some magnificent scenery, give us a call and we will be waiting for you on “Lake Read More +
Lake Powell Boat Ramps Summer 2021
With the low water Stateline Ramp is closed. Wahweap Launch Ramp is open but very congested with all the traffic and I have used my 4 wheel drive with the muddy bottom. Lone Rock we hear is really muddy and you might not want to try! Antelope Point Marina is open for Launch & Retrieval only! Open from 7-7 p.m. and cost is $40.00 Parking lots are quite full and also recommend if you are leaving a boat to secure your boat trailer with Read More +
Why use a Fishing Guide?
There is an adage in the world of fishing; “Fish where the fish are.” Finding big fish in Lake Powell, Arizona, with more than 27 million acre-feet of water to explore, is a big challenge even for an experienced angler.
Antelope Point Marina News – Lake Powell
News Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: October 8, 2020 Contacts: General Park Information: 928-608-6200 Media Inquiries: Amanda Hammond, 928-614-8848 (mobile), amanda_hammond@nps.gov Water Levels Trigger Antelope Point Ramp Closure PAGE, Ariz. – Glen Canyon National Recreation Area will close the Antelope Point public launch ramp to motorized vessels Oct. 23 at 8 a.m. due to seasonal fluctuations in water level at Lake Powell. The ramp will remain open to the public for paddle sports and launching, retrieving, loading and unloading non-motorized watercraft. According to Michelle Kerns, Deputy Read More +
