Species Available

The "king" of sport fish. Largemouth Bass are top predators that provide excellent population control of forage fish and create outstanding recreational fishing. They are adaptable and thrive in warm, calm water bodies.

One of the most important fish in a balanced lake ecosystem. Bluegill serve as forage for bass, reproduce prolifically, and provide fantastic light-tackle sport fishing. Essential for any managed lake.

Known as "shellcrackers," Redear Sunfish specialize in eating snails and other mollusks, helping to control populations that can otherwise damage lake ecosystems. Great table fare and sporting fish.

Highly adaptable and hardy, Green Sunfish tolerate poor water quality conditions. They fill important forage roles and help maintain fish populations in stressed or marginal water conditions.

Highly prized sport fish known for their excellent flavor and schooling behavior. Crappie thrive in clear-water lakes with structure and are a popular target for recreational anglers of all skill levels.

Excellent bottom feeders that help clean lake environments while providing outstanding sport fishing and table fare. Channel Catfish are hardy, fast-growing, and popular with anglers of all ages.

The ideal supplemental forage fish for young predators. Fathead Minnows reproduce rapidly and provide a consistent food source for bass, crappie, and catfish in the early stages of lake development.

Goldfish serve dual purposes — they are beautiful in decorative ponds and water features, and they are effective mosquito larvae predators in standing water bodies. Hardy and long-lived in proper conditions.

The jewel of ornamental fish keeping. Koi bring stunning color and elegance to decorative ponds and water features. We supply quality koi that are healthy, vibrant, and well-suited to Arizona's climate.

Nature's mosquito control solution. Gambusia (mosquitofish) are aggressive predators of mosquito larvae and are widely used by health departments and irrigation districts across Arizona for vector control.

Common Carp play a role in lake ecosystem management. They can be stocked as part of targeted management programs where their bottom-feeding behavior can help manage sediment and certain vegetation.

Excellent vegetation management fish. Tilapia consume algae, aquatic weeds, and organic matter — reducing algae blooms and improving water clarity. Particularly effective in warm Arizona water bodies.

The premier biological control for aquatic vegetation. Triploid (sterile) Grass Carp are used in permitted lakes to control excessive weed growth without chemicals. Requires a state permit in Arizona.

Available seasonally for cold-water stocking. Rainbow Trout provide exciting sport fishing during cooler Arizona months and are popular choices for fishing derbies, private lakes, and recreational programs.