| Fishing In National Forests |
| | Kaibab National Forest | | Bordering both the north and south rims of the Grand Canyon, the 1.6 million acres of the Kaibab has the distinction of being divided by one of Nature's greatest attractions. There are a wide variety of outdoor recreational opportunities available. | |
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| Fishing In National Parks |
| | Grand Canyon National Park | | The canyon's overwhelming size and its intricate and colorful landscape makes it without question one of the seven marvels of the natural world. While it is not the deepest canyon in the world, it is unmatched throughout the world for the vistas it offers to visitors. Hiking and sightseeing are the most popular activities here. | |
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| Fishing In Wilderness Areas |
| | Sycamore Canyon Wilderness | | Sycamore Canyon Wilderness covers 55,937 acres of cliffs and pinnacles, offering visitors hiking, horseback riding, swimming, fishing, and wildlife viewing opportunities. | |
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| Lakes & Reservoirs |
| | Buckskinner Lake | | This scenic lake is located one mile south of Williams, and is stocked with trout. The adjacent park provides picnic tables and fire rings. | |
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| | Cataract Lake | | This lake is stocked with rainbow and brown trout and also has some channel cat as well. There are two nearby campgrounds. | |
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| | Dogtown Lake | | This medium-sized body of water is actually surrounded by trees. Species of fish visitors might find in this reservoir include rainbow trout, brown trout, largemouth bass, crappie, channel catfish, and sunfish. | |
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| | JD Dam | | JD Dam is very close to Whitehorse Lake and near the Sycamore Point turnoff. Fishing for rainbow trout is allowed, but there is a strict catch-and-release policy. | |
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| | Kaibab Lake | | The lake is stocked with rainbow trout as well as brown and brook trout. Channel cats are occasionally stocked too. | |
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| | Perkins Tank | | This tank is a three-acre trout lake located in the south part of Kaibab National Forest in Game Management Unit 8, south of Williams. | |
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| | White Horse Lake | | The lake is managed for rainbow trout, but catches of largemouth bass, sunfish, and channel catfish have been reported. Visitors may also see bald eagles and herons. | |
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