Lake powell boat access

[doitall5000]

Now that Hite is out of water, by a long ways, is bull frog the most northern boat launch? Its a long ride to the upper section to catch walleye. Any suggestions?
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[a_bow_nut]

How big of a boat are you launching and how willing are you to travel miles of dirt roads?
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[doitall5000]

Driving 4X4 truck with 8 ft camper dragging a 16 ft aluminum bass tracker. A little hard to travel 10 miles up from bull frog, maybe I should look for walleyes closer to the middle of the lake.
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[albinotrout]

Yeah I hate having Hite above water. Great place to launch and fish. Never been to bullfrog.
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[a_bow_nut]

That set up might be a little big to make up over Blue Notch Road and down to the lake. Also you would need a fair amount of clearance under the trailer to make it though the bottom of the washes.
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[bassrods]

I have got lots of eyes around Bullfrog this year so far..
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[Therapist]

While the some of the better walleye fishing is Good Hope and above, you can still do great in the Bullfrog area. All the gravel islands and banks in Bullfrog, around Halls Marina, and Halls Creek will all produce walleye. Stanton Creek and the associated ledges at the mouth of Bull Frog are some of the best walleye spots on the lake.

IF you just have to go up north, you may want to check out the White Canyon area for a primitive launch. There are "roads" into those areas and beaches you can launch a small boat on, your tracker would be able to be launched there fairly easily!!

Good Luck !!

[doitall5000]

Thank you, that's the info I was looking for. Can't wait for warm water, hopping to travel around the first of April. Never fished bull frog. Hope to see you there.
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