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Cabins on Strawberry Hill

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Arizona

5306 N. Highway 87 Strawberry

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(928)476-4252

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Fishing & Cabin Rentals

We are fortunate to be near so many locations to fish in Arizona. Please remember that a fishing license with a trout stamp is required for anyone over the age of 14. Please obtain a Coconino National Forest map to minimize the risk that you will become lost on the back roads. We recommend you bring insect repellant if you are going to a stream or lake. We also recommend reading the fishing report on the Arizona Fish and Game’s website before you venture out on your fishing trip. These fishing reports often state what type of fish are biting, what bait to use, how deep to fish, etc.

Rancho Tonto Catch-a-Trout

This is a really neat little place to bring the kids for a ton of fun catching Rainbow Trout. For a very nominal fee they equip you with everything you need (pole, line, hook, bait) to go out to one of their stocked ponds and reel em’ in! It’s a sure bet the kids will be catching some nice fish and in the world of fishin’ there are very few places that are a sure bet! You can get all the info you need, including prices and directions, from their website at www.ranchotonto.com.

Creek Fishing

East Verde River

East Verde River is stocked with trout and loaded with crawfish. The East Verde River is between Payson and Strawberry. It is about a 15 minute drive from our resort. The pine and sycamore lined banks make great fishing spots. There are also several good swimming holes near the highway on this river. An alternative is to drive through Flowing Springs east of highway 87 and fish in the public land east of flowing springs. Our favorite place along the East Verde River is further upstream near the Water Wheel area. It is a beautiful pine studded area that almost always pays off with a stringer of trout.