Willow Springs Lake
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18-Nov-09
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: WILLOW SPRINGS LAKE: Fishing is fair to good for trout. The stocking season has ended. There are no limits on illegally introduced bass. Fish the stickups using plastic worms or lizards and bass lures. Try worms, Power Bait, corn and salmon eggs, lures such as Z-rays, Super Dupers, KastMasters, spinners (Mepps, Rooster Tail, and Panther Martin), Rapalas and crankbaits, and flies such as wooly worms, wooly buggers, Yeager buggers, semi-seal leeches (black or brown), and peacock ladies. Reported by: |
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Willows Springs Lake is located in the Apache Sitgreaves National Forest along the Mogollon Rim.
The 150 acre lake is the closest to State Route 260 of any lake on the
Rim making it the most accessible. The road is paved to this lake. There is no
marina or camping here, but there are restrooms and a boat launch for boats with
small motors. Motors are restricted to 8hp or less. Recently and angler caught the Arizona State Record for a
Rainbow Trout at Willow Springs Lake.
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The lake is open to electric trolling motors and up to 10 hp gas motors. This lake has easy boat and shore fishing access.
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