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Striped bass (Morone saxatilis) are renowned for their powerful fights and delicious meat. Originally an East Coast species, they've been successfully introduced to many inland lakes and reservoirs across the United States, including Lake Pleasant in Arizona. - Can live up to 30 years in proper habitat. - Feed primarily on shad and other baitfish. - Known for schooling behavior when hunting.
Sunday February at Lake Pleasant couldn't have been better for Striped bass fishing. As a local fishing guide with No Limit Fishing, I had the pleasure of taking Bob Stevens out for a private fishing trip focusing on the excellent Striper action. February offers some of the best seasonal bite for these powerful gamefish, and the clear conditions throughout our afternoon session were perfect. We met around 1 PM and immediately got to work, targeting productive areas known for holding good numbers of Striped bass. Using quality tackle and proven techniques, Bob quickly adapted to my guidance and enjoyed consistent action. The water conditions were ideal, allowing us to locate and catch several quality Stripers. Lake Pleasant Regional Park provides anglers with not just great fishing opportunities but also stunning Arizona scenery that makes any day on the water worthwhile.
Guide Glenn Diaz of No Limit Fishing on Sunday February offers private guided fishing trips targeting the excellent Striped bass action at Lake Pleasant. As a licensed local guide with extensive knowledge of these waters, I provide all the necessary quality fishing gear and tackle to ensure you have the best chance of success. Our trips typically last 4-5 hours, giving you plenty of time to learn techniques and land some quality fish. Lake Pleasant's February Striper fishing is particularly productive, making this an ideal time to book. Whether you're an experienced angler or just getting started, I'll customize the experience to match your skill level. To check current rates and availability, click the button below to book your Lake Pleasant fishing adventure.
Lake Pleasant offers exceptional Striped bass fishing, particularly during February when these hard-fighting fish are actively feeding. The lake's clear waters and diverse structure provide ideal habitat for Stripers, making it one of Arizona's premier fishing destinations. During our trips, we target productive areas around the lake where these predatory fish congregate, using effective techniques that consistently produce results.
Beyond just catching fish, you'll enjoy the beautiful desert landscape surrounding Lake Pleasant. The contrast between the blue waters and rugged terrain creates a stunning backdrop for your fishing adventure. The peaceful environment allows you to disconnect from everyday stress while experiencing the thrill of battling powerful Striped bass. Each trip is tailored to your experience level, ensuring both beginners and seasoned anglers have an enjoyable and productive day on the water.
Striped bass at Lake Pleasant are known for their aggressive strikes and powerful fights. These fish prefer the lake's deeper channels and points but will move to shallower areas when chasing baitfish. February is an excellent time to target them as they become more active in the cooler water temperatures.
The most effective techniques for catching Lake Pleasant Stripers include vertical jigging in deeper water and casting crankbaits or swimbaits along points and drop-offs. Live bait such as shad or anchovies can be particularly productive when the bite gets tough. Striped bass in this lake typically range from 2-10 pounds, with larger specimens occasionally reaching the 15-20 pound mark. Their strong runs and determined fights make them a favorite target for local and visiting anglers alike.
For your day on Lake Pleasant, I provide a well-equipped fishing boat with all the necessary safety equipment and comfortable seating. The boat accommodates up to three guests, making this perfect for small groups or family outings. All fishing gear is included – quality rods, reels, tackle, and bait – so you don't need to bring anything except your personal items.
It's recommended to wear comfortable clothes appropriate for the weather, a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen. Morning trips typically start around 6:00 AM during the warmer months and a bit later during winter. Afternoon trips like the one described begin around 1:00 PM and continue until early evening. Bringing water, snacks, and a camera to capture your catches is always a good idea. I'll handle all the fishing details so you can focus on enjoying the experience and landing some impressive Striped bass.