Northeast Arizona Water Recreation
Lakes and Reservoirs
Lakes Summary Information
⇩ List of Lakes (PDF 793 KB) ⇩ Summary of Lake Activities (PDF 27 KB)
Arizona Regulations
Prior to fishing at these lakes, make sure that you have the appropriate licenses and are familiar with the governing agency's boating, fishing, and/or hunting regulations for that particular lake or area.
Arizona Game & Fish
(602) 942-3000➠ www.azgfd.com
Lyman Lake (Map #7)
Lyman Lake is located along the Little Colorado River between St. Johns and Springerville just off of US 191. The lake is a popular fishing spot. When the surface acreage is large enough, water sports activities are very popular. The lake is located at an approximate elevation of 6,000 feet and is close to the White Mountains.
Boating, camping, fishing, hiking, swimming, wildlife watching, and photography.
Two developed campgrounds: Ashurst Lake and Forked Pine with 25 campsites each with tables, fire rings, and cooking grills. Campground season is from early May through mid-October. Drinking water and toilets are available at these campgrounds only when they are open.
Campsites fees.
Fishing license is required from the Arizona Game and Fish.
(602) 942-3000
➠ www.azgfd.com
Water recreation includes motorized boating, rafts, canoes, kayaks, windsurfs, and swimming.
Arizona State Parks
P.O. Box 1428
St. Johns, AZ 85936
(928) 337-4441
➠ azstateparks.com/lyman-lake
Activities
Facilities
Fees
Park entrance fee.Campsites fees.
Fishing license is required from the Arizona Game and Fish.
Fishing
This lake contains largemouth bass, channel catfish, carp, and walleye.Fishing License
Arizona Game & Fish(602) 942-3000
➠ www.azgfd.com
Water Recreation
