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Martinez Lake Fish Report for 9-30-2026
Martinez Lake Fish Report for 9-30-2026
Water temperatures at Martinez Lake are in the high 80s to low 90s throughout the day
Martinez Lake - Picacho, AZ (Yuma County)
by Arizona Game & Fish Department
9-30-2026
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Water temperatures at Martinez Lake are in the high 80s to low 90s throughout the day. Anglers have reported decent catches of Largemouth Bass using Senkos, creature baits and swim jigs. Catfish were caught using stink baits, dough baits and chicken liver. Bluegill have been easy to catch in shallow areas.
Special Regulations: The limit is 10 trout; the limit is 6 bass, minimum size 13 inches; the limit is 25 sunfish or crappie in any combination. For species not liste
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