Our Charter: To promote the development of fishing habitat in the State of Arizona. More importantly, Anglers United has provided the stimulus for creating partnerships with state and federal agencies to bring the resources together that can make a substantial impact on our recreational future. The partnerships created for improving fishing and recreation at Canyon and Saguaro Lakes have served as the foundation for partnerships currently underway at Lake Mary near Flagstaff, Bartlett Lake near Carefree, The West Fork of the Black River in the White Mountains, Rose Canyon and Patagonia Lakes near Tucson and the grand daddy of them all, Lake Havasu. Phoenix, Arizona

For more than 30 years, the B.A.S.S. Nation has been more than a name. It has been a community united by a sense of camaraderie and a spirit of belonging to something unique that carries from generation to generation. Over the years, members have decided to join the B.A.S.S. Nation for many reasons other than exciting tournament fishing. The vision of true pioneers in our history — Ray Scott, Don Butler and many others — established conservation and a focus on building youth programs in addition to fishing competitions as areas critical to the viability of the sport and our lifestyle. The Arizona State B.A.S.S. Nation is a chapter of the National B.A.S.S. Nation and is comprised of B.A.S.S. affiliated clubs throughout the state of Arizona.

Arizona Bass Fishing Organization focusing on Youth, Conservation, and Fishing Tournaments.

The Arizona Flycasters Club is a local non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion, preservation and improvement of fly-fishing. The Club conducts classes in fly-casting, fly tying, rod building, net building and fishing tactics. Monthly fishing outings to various local, state and regional destinations allow us to enjoy our wonderful natural resources with friendly people. Phoenix, Arizona

Fly Fishing Club. Our meetings are free of charge and always open to the public. The Desert Fly Casters meet on the second Wednesday of each month with food and mingling. The club also has several Club Outings, Educational Activities & Events. Chandler, Arizona

Our chapter was started in 2009 and has about 55 members at present. We are located at about 5000 foot elevation in north east Arizona, with local access to about 15 trout streams in our immediate area. Our vision and goals are the same as Trout Unlimited national office, which has about 400 chapters throughout the United States and Canada. Payson, Arizona.

Our club is made up of a group of fishing friends that love to fish this beautiful lake in Arizona! When we get together, everyone has a great time and we fish and camp at different spots through out the year. This helps everyone get to know one another while enjoying their family and our club members! If you want to Fish, Camp and have a good time, Join our simple fishing club today. Lake Havasu City, Arizona

Midweek Bass Anglers is a fun and challenging fishing club whose members meet monthly for a single day, draw team tournament at desert lakes in Arizona. Though competitive, the club provides its anglers an opportunity for social interaction as well as serving as a means of improving skills through the free exchange of ideas and techniques. Phoenix, Arizona

The Northern Arizona Flycasters is a non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion, education, preservation, and enhancement of our fishing resources through the sport of flyfishing. Flagstaff, Arizona

Conserving, protecting and restoring our country's coldwater fisheries and their watersheds. The OPTU Website will provide a centralized location for your fishing weather forecasts, fish stories and pictures, videos, trip recommendations and announcements. Tucson, Arizona

Roostertales is made up of men and women that love to fish and enjoy being around friends. We fish monthly tournaments on most of the lakes in and around the Phoenix Valley. We start our year in January and end it in November with the awards ceremony being held in December. We also have a winner take all for the members of the club the day of the Club Christmas Party and Awards. Mesa, Arizona

The Arizona Council of Trout Unlimited, Inc. exists to support and coordinate the efforts, projects and communications of the Trout Unlimited Chapters within the state. Payson, Arizona

The Mission Statement of the White Mountain Fly Fishing Club is; "To assist in the development and maintenance of Fly Fishing opportunities and to promote and participate in Fly Fishing in its many forms." In addition to having lots of fun, our club is dedicated to providing educational opportunities such as fly tying classes at the Lakeside Fire Station, fly casting instruction, and numerous community service projects. Pinetop, Arizona

WMLF is dedicated to improving Arizona's White Mountain fisheries. Our goal is to increase the fishing opportunities for today's anglers and to ensure future generations are able to enjoy great fishing in the White Mountains of Arizona. Mesa, Arizona

The Zane Grey Chapter of TU is a group of volunteers dedicated to advancing enlightened fishing regulations that would promote wild trout reproduction to reduce reliance upon hatchery trout where feasible, and supporting environmental and conservation activities to protect Arizona's coldwater fish habitat and it's two native trout species: Apache Trout and Gila Trout. The chapter took it's name from the famous Arizona writer and angler, Zane Grey who had a cabin in the Mogollon Rim area. Initially, the chapter had several outings and meeting at the Zane Grey cabin near Tonto Creek and taking this esteemed name seemed to be a perfect fit. We believe that Zane Grey would be pleased. Scottsdale, Arizona