East Fork of the White River

A White Mountain Apache Reservation river fork with a U.S. Geological Survey streamflow monitoring station near Fort Apache.

Permit: Required

Access and management

Managing agency
White Mountain Apache Tribe Game & Fish Department
Jurisdiction
Tribal
Accessibility
Not Available

At a glance

Fishing: Yes

Access season: Year-round

Physical characteristics

Water source
Snow melt and springs

Overview

The U.S. Geological Survey operates streamflow monitoring station 09492400, East Fork White River near Fort Apache, Arizona. Visitor access, fishing opportunities, and local regulations require confirmation before publication.

Visitor highlights

This sparkling fresh water creek provides anglers one of several great places to cast their lines.  Special permits are required as it is on the White Mountain Apache reservation.

Fishing

Fishing experiences: Shore fishing, Fly fishing, Wade fishing

Fishing conditions

Fishing conditions
Moderate
Shore fishing
Moderate
Boat fishing
Easy
Fly fishing
Moderate
Wade fishing
Moderately Challenging

Boating and paddling

Amenities and accessibility

Restrooms
Not Available
Potable water
Not Available
Picnic tables
Not Available
Grills
Not Available
Trash service
Not Available
Marina
Not Available
Boat dock
Not Available
Boat rentals
Not Available
Fish-cleaning station
Not Available
Swimming beach
Not Available
On-site camping
Not Available
Nearby camping
Available
Showers
Not Available
Emergency services
Not Available

Directions and map

Permits, regulations, and managing agency

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