Lake Powell Fishing Report by Wayne Gustavson 5-08-13
Lake Powell Fish Report – May 8, 2013 Lake Elevation: 3596 Water Temperature 59-65 F By: Wayne Gustaveson One week after the spring fishing peak and fishing is still good. A lingering cold front has slowed fishing for bass slightly but stripers continue to eat bait in the southern lake. One disturbing note is that lake level is still going down making it uncertain that the lake will raise much during the normal runoff period. There is still time but the runoff is slow Read More +
Lake Powell Striper Fishing 5-05-13
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Lake Powell Fishing Report 5-05-13
Scott Barclay Fly Fishing 5-05-13 Bob Whited – 5-04-13 Fly Fishing Stripers Lake Powell Elevation: 3596.22 Water Temp: 65 Fishing remains incredible right now. If you are a Fly Fisherman come up to Lake Powell as it is fantastic. I have some videos I will post that show you how great the fishing is. Also below some more pictures of anglers this weekend conventional and fly fishing. Lake Powell has been reported in the News to be in the top Fishing Areas currently. See you Read More +
Lake Powell Fishing by Wayne Gustavson 5-2-13
Lake Powell Fish Report – April 30, 2013 Lake Elevation: 3596 Water Temperature 58-67 F By: Wayne Gustaveson http://www.wayneswords.com Spring Fishing Peak! Now is the time to catch any of the Big Six sport fish in Lake Powell. In Alphabetical order: Catfish: Hitting bait at night on the sandy beach near camp where the boat is parked. Crappie: These schooling fish are a bit lost without brush. While males are making nests in the dirty water at the backs of canyons and coves, many Read More +
Lake Powell Fishing 4-25 through 27, 2013
If a picture says 1000 words….the following will definitely give you the “scoop” of what is happening at Lake Powell. Fishing remains at it’s tops in years both conventional and fly fishing. It will remain that way indefinitely this summer. My customers are having 15-20 fish catches on half day and 30-40- fish on a full day charter individually. Bass are on the beds and water temperatures are running 62 degrees. Customers have asked about Walleye, their occasional at best this year but can Read More +
Lake Powell Fishing Report by Wayne Gustavson 4-24-13
Lake Elevation: 3597 Water Temperature 53-60 F It’s a typical year as bass move on nest sites as the water warms and then pull off as water cools. If the home cove is protected from wind it stays warm and bass spawn. If strong wind cools water then spawning is delayed until the next calm period. The big selling point for coming sooner rather than later to fish for spawning bass is lake level. The lake is stabilizing, ready to start filling. Sight fishing is Read More +
Lake Powell Fishing 4-20-13
Chuck from Sheridan, WY Fishing remains fantastic. I am fishing further up Lake as there are no crowds and the fish are in really good shape. Bait fishing excellent and fly fishing equally excellent. I am confident the fishing will only increase and be really strong all Summer. Check out our rates 1-4 Angler $550.00 = $137.50 each or 1/2 day $375 1-4 anglers 93.75 each. Stay at the Days in and get a 15% discount if you are fishing with Ambassador Guides. Got Read More +
Lake Powell Fishing Report by Wayne Gustavson 4-17-13
Photo:Josh, Matt, Mike and Luke Gross found hot and heavy striper fishing in Navajo Canyon.with many multiple hook-ups as they fished bait for hungry stripers along the canyon walls. Striper action remains hot as bass move into the shallows to spawn. Its a great time to be at Lake Powell. Lake Powell Fish Report – April 17, 2013 Lake Elevation: 3597 Water Temperature 53-63 F By: Wayne Gustaveson As this report is written the wind is howling keeping water temperature down in Read More +
Lake Powell Fishing Report 4-14-13
Fishing remains good this past weekend. Bigger stripers are on the feed and you can graph schools of bait fish close by when stripers are fat. 5-6 lb fish are the norm and fly fishing over chum is promising in the Main Channel on Lake Powell holding fish on points and shelves bordering deep water 300-400 ft. plus. Key to getting the bigger fish is to keep one line down below the feeding fish school for that possible “big strike for a 10lb plus”. Wind will be Read More +
