Utah Fish Report
J. D. Dam Lake Fish Report for 6-29-2025


Anglers are starting to catch a few tiger trout

J. D. Dam Lake - Williams, AZ (Coconino County)


by Arizona Game & Fish Department
6-29-2025
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JD Dam is catch-and-release only for trout; no trout may be kept; artificial fly and
lure only; single-pointed, barbless hooks only. Only boats with a single electric motor are
allowed on JD Dam. No gas-powered motors. Anglers are starting to catch a few tiger trout. The tank remains low and the water is murky, making fishing difficult. 




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