Alamo Lake, Arizona

Alamo Lake, Arizona
Facts & Features

The Alamo Lake is located just north of Wenden, at the edge of the Rawhide and Buckskin Mountains in the Bill Williams River Valley - were the Big Sandy & the Santa Maria Rivers come together.

The Alamo Dam was built in 1968 as a flood control method - and has turned into a fisherman's haven.

Alamo Lake is well known as one of the outstanding bass fisheries in Arizona.

Alamo Lake, Arizona
Alamo Lake State Park

Alamo Lake State Park and the Arizona Game and Fish Department provide support services and facilities for safe and enjoyable public recreation, including camping, boating, fishing, hunting, and wildlife observation. The wildlife area also contains numerous sites of cultural and archeological significance.

Alamo Lake, Arizona
Fishing Guides

Book Your Next Fishing Trip Here Guides - List Your Business Here

Alamo Lake, Arizona
Cabins, Marinas, Boat Rentals & Dining

Alamo Lake Lodging West of Lake: Lake Havasu City AZ Hotels & Motels East of Lake: Wickenburg Arizona Hotels & Motels List Your Lake Business Here

Alamo Lake, Arizona
Game Fish & Online Licenses

• Largemouth Bass
• Catfish
• Bluegill
• Crappie
• Desert Pupfish
• Gila Topminnow
• Hawg Blawg - Big Ones that got away! Fun stories & fishing news.
• Rules and Regulations
• Buy Licenses Online
• Big Fish-of-the-Year
• Arizona's Natural Heritage Program

Alamo Lake, Arizona
Lake Map & Directions

Northeast La Paz County and southeast Mohave County, about 35 miles north of Wenden.

Directions to Alamo Lake, Arizona.

Alamo Lake, Arizona
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