Upper Lake Mary
About Upper Lake Mary
Upper Lake Mary in Coconino County, Arizona, invites visitors to enjoy its expansive 661-acre surface area surrounded by the natural beauty of the region. The lake's shallow waters create a unique environment that supports a variety of fish and wildlife, making it a notable spot for outdoor enthusiasts. Situated near the town of Mountainaire, the lake offers a peaceful setting to connect with nature throughout the seasons. Though it lacks significant depth, Upper Lake Mary’s broad surface provides ample space for boating and water activities during warmer months. Its location in northern Arizona means visitors can appreciate the changing landscape and climate as the seasons progress, making it a versatile destination for those seeking a quiet retreat in Coconino County.
Fish species
Channel Catfish, Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Walleye, Yellow Bass, Yellow Perch
Fishing Upper Lake Mary
Fishing at Upper Lake Mary brings a diverse experience with several species available to anglers. The lake hosts Channel Catfish, Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Walleye, Yellow Bass, and Yellow Perch, offering a range of challenges and rewards for different fishing preferences. The shallow nature of the lake supports active fish behavior, which can make for engaging fishing sessions. Whether targeting bass or pike, anglers can expect a lively environment with multiple species to pursue, enhancing the overall fishing adventure in this Arizona lake.
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