Lynx Lake

Lynx Lake, just outside Prescott, Arizona, offers a peaceful yet productive fishing experience in a stunning natural setting. The 55-acre lake, nestled within the Prescott National Forest, is home to healthy populations of rainbow trout, largemouth bass, and bluegill. The lake is stocked with trout during the cooler months, making spring and fall the best times to fish for this species. Bass and bluegill are also abundant, providing anglers with year-round fishing opportunities.

The lake’s rocky shorelines, submerged trees, and deeper pools provide great fishing spots for bass and bluegill. Many anglers use worms, spinners, and lures to target bass, while trout can be caught using power bait or flies. The lake’s calm waters also make it a popular spot for fly fishing, especially for those looking to catch rising trout.

Lynx Lake is easily accessible, with facilities such as boat rentals, picnic areas, and ample parking available. The surrounding forest provides additional opportunities for outdoor recreation, including hiking and wildlife viewing. While it’s a popular spot, the lake is large enough that anglers can still find a peaceful spot to fish. Whether you're fly fishing for trout or casting for bass, Lynx Lake offers a serene setting for anglers of all skill levels.