Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-01
TROUT SEASON IN ARIZONA NOW ON;
 STREAMS TEEM|NG

PHOENIX, May 31.-Trout season in Arizona opens tomorrow, said J. V. Prochaska, state game warden today, and" he added, there is any amount of trout for the anglers of the south vest
 Besides trout, the game warden pointed out, the season never closes for mountain lions and bears, many of the latter being found at this season of the year gorging themselves on the abundant wild berries.
 Taking Phoenix as the starting point, numerous streams and lakes are within easy reach of the trout fish erman. For a one-day. or weekend trip bass and croppy may be found at Mormon Flats on the Roosevelt road; Joint Head, between Phoenix and Tempe; Granite Reef, the intake of the big Arizona canal, and various points on the Verde and Gila rivers.
 But the man who is out for the cold water fish, full of fight, must travel farther afield. Numerous streams hav- ing plenty of mountain trout may be reached via Roosevelt and Fort Apache. On the way up there are good opportunities at Mormon Flats and Roosevelt lake, but the first trout prospect will be found at the White river en route to Fort Apache.
 From Ft. Apache, the mountain trout streams to be reached in drives ap- proximately 200 miles in length from Phoenix. include Diamond creek, ac- cessible by automobile and Big and Little Diamond above the forks( to ar rive at which packing must be resort ed to. Other promising trout waters in this section are the Big and Little Bonita, East and North forks ot the White river, Clear creek, Paradise creek, Caribou creek, Trout creek, and Cherry creek.
 From Winslow there is another Clear creek accessible, which boasts the only salmon trout said to be found in the state. In this district there also is West Chevalon, we'll stocked with brook trout and also reported to hold plentiful supply of Verde trout or bonytail
 Oak creek in Yavapai and Coconino counties is reached via Prescott and Camp Verde a trip of less than 100 miles and is said to be one of the most beautiful trout streams in Arizona, abounding in the speckled beauties.
 In the Sierra Anches, via Pine and Payson, or by Pleasant valley, Rock, Cherry and Trout creeks can be reach ed. Between Pine and Payson, via Roosevelt and up the Tonto river Pine creek is within easy distance.
 For those who prefer to do their fishing where boating is possible, Lakeside is said to hold out induce ments. This artificial body of water, two miles in length, is situated in Navajo county and is reached via Prescott, Flagstaff and Holbrook, or by way of Roosevelt, Globe, Rice, Ft. Apache and thus into the White mountains to the lake.
 By way of Flagstaff Lake Mary Iaay be reached. Bass and croppy are taid to be plentiful there. Norman Lake. a natural body of water, is p miles from Flagstaff and contains rainbow trout. bass and croppy. Stoneman lake with its rainbow trout, also is reached from Flagstaff
 In the Graham mountains of Graham county, via Stafford, there are said to be numerous tempting trout streams. In the Catalinas, via Tucson and the Mount Lennon road route, lies the up- per Sabino with its rainbow trout. Anglers in previous seasons have re- ported landing especially large troph- ies from this stream.