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Lake Powell Fall Lineup – Capt. Bill McBurney
This Fishing Report shows Lake Powell is shaping up for an outstanding season, with excellent bass fishing, plentiful stripers, topwater action, and the potential for trophy fish.
Spring Fishing Lake Powell with Capt. Bill
Lake Powell Elevation: 3536.40 Water Temp: 66 degrees Water Level: https://lakepowell.water-data.com/ Howdy Anglers, Stripers om bait at the dam is very good most morning but can get crowded. Uplake the bite is sporadic with some days better then others. Lots of school fish are in good condition but some are just “ok” so you need to move around somedays. Smallmouth bite is KING. Fishingg just about any structures including slick rock canyons, the double tail grubs is medium to dar colors working the best. Read More +
December 2025 Fishing Report – Capt. Bill McBurney
Lake Powell Elevation: 3542.56 Lake Powell Fly & Conventional Fishing Update Fly fishing and conventional fishing are still going strong at Lake Powell. Water temps are holding in the 60s, keeping the bite zone active. On sunny days, focus on the many islands and sand bars where Stripers and Smallmouth push baitfish up—prime spots to find fish feeding. Your best window has been 10 AM to 3 PM. It’s Clouser time, but honestly, anything will work when the fish are on shad. Watch for birds Read More +
Lake Powell Fishing Report June 1, 2025 Capt. Bill McBurney
Lake Powell Elevation: 3558.98 feet Smallmouth and largemouth bass have slided deeper and we are still catching the 1-2 lb. smallmouth in 10-30′ of water trolling and tubing as well. The better reports of largemouth have been from the San Juan Arm. For us an overcast morning on zara spooks has been very good. Walleye? I don’t usually talk walleye but more reports this year from anglers is good and we have caught a few as well as we usually stumble on to a few Read More +
