Recent surveys have shown that Roper Lake has a high quantity of good-sized Largemouth Bass

Roper Lake - Safford, AZ (Graham County)


by Arizona Game & Fish Department
9-30-2026
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Recent surveys have shown that Roper Lake has a high quantity of good-sized (larger than 5 pounds) Largemouth Bass. Creature baits punched through cattails often yield success for those trying to catch Largemouth Bass.



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for Wednesday, September 30th
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J. D. Dam Lake: The water at the surface is too warm for trout
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Upper & Lower Lake Mary: The lake level is low
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Mingus Lake: Mingus Lake Report
Yavapai Lake: Yavapi Lake Report
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Alamo Lake: Water temperatures at Alamo Lake fluctuate in the 80s throughout the day
Martinez Lake: Water temperatures at Martinez Lake are in the high 80s to low 90s throughout the day
Mittry Lake: Water temperatures at Mittry Lake are in the high 80s to low 90s throughout the day
Riggs Flat Lake: Riggs Flat Report
Rose Canyon Lake: Rose Canyon Lake Report
Patagonia Lake: Patagonia Lake Report
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