Apache Trout Fishing
Oncorhynchus Apache
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12-24 inch
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3.1-6 lb
Apache Trout, native to Arizona, are distinguished by their yellowish body with black spots and a unique olive hue. They inhabit cold, clear mountain streams, often hiding under rocks and vegetation. Apache Trout feed on insects and small invertebrates. Conservation efforts have successfully restored their populations, making them a symbol of environmental recovery.
Lures & Baits
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spoons
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spinnerbaits
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insects
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minnows
Fishing Tips
- Water type: fresh
- Hook type: Bait Holder hook, J-hook, Jighead, Barbless hook, Treble hook
- Hook size: #16 - #3
How to Catch Apache Trout
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casting
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fly fishing
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spinning
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still fishing
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casting
Where to Catch Apache Trout
Best Fishing Spots for Apache Trout
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Colorado River (US, AZ)
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Rose Canyon Lake
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Butte Creek (AZ)
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Keystone Tank
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Forestdale Canyon Tank
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Polson Tank
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Hog Spring Tank
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Section Two Tank
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Section Thirty-five Tank
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Lewis Tank Number 3
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Billy Creek (AZ)
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Forestdale Creek
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Shadowfax Tank
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Second Knoll Tank
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Lost Mule Creek
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Wild Steer Tank
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Second Hollow Tank
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Big Lake Tackle and Supply