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One of the most pristine places in the state, this stream has cascading
falls and plunge pools offering many opportunities to fish large dry flies or
nymphs. The water is almost always crystal clear, except below the Greer Lakes.
It even flows well enough in drought years to sustain fish populations. This is
a very nice place to hike, and the fishing almost becomes secondary. Originating
from springs on Baldy Peak, the Little Colorado River ends at the Grand Canyon.
The White Mountains headwaters hold brook, brown, rainbow, and the native Apache
trout.
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Lodging Rates Variable. See Below!
Let us Book you at anytime!
Savor the scenic Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest which borders
the ranch. If you enjoy angling for trout, the X Diamond Ranch has
a blue ribbon fly fishery on a portion of the Little Colorado
River. The catch and release program and stream improvements have
enhanced natural reproduction with mature trout of up to 30
inches. Limited to five (5) anglers at a time, the healthy fish
will fill your day with lots of action and excitement.
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Not Included:
· Air Fare to Arizona. (We
can take care of this for you.)
· Arizona Fishing License
$20.00 for each additional person per night
All rates subject to change without notice
Rates do not include tax
Check-in time 2:30 P.M. Checkout time 10:00 A.M.
NO Pets Allowed /// All Cabins are Non-Smoking
Contact: Rick @(916) 722-1055
rickanderson@flyfishingspecialties.com
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Hits since 03/07/08
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