Lake Mohave is a remarkable reservoir located along the Colorado River between Hoover Dam and Davis Dam, defining the border between Nevada and Arizona. With approximately 26,500 acres of surface area, a maximum depth of 120 feet, and an elevation of 647 feet, this diverse fishery supports both warm and cold-water species. Sections of the reservoir maintain relatively cool temperatures of 53°F thanks to inflow from Lake Mead and shade cast by steep canyon walls. Lake Mohave is renowned for its trophy fish, particularly striped bass, which have become the dominant game fish since their introduction in the 1981, offering anglers exceptional fishing opportunities year-round.