Lake Havasu is situated between Arizona and California. It can be discovered along the Colorado River near the Parker Dam that was created in 30s of the previous century. The lake is about 648,000 ac wide. Lake Havasu has been made first and foremost as a pumping station for a couple of aqueducts, but later it was popular to be a leisure lake where you may go fishing and boating and approximately 3.5 million travelers attend it annually.

Since this lake has been famous for fishing and boating, many fishing competitions take place each year, concentrating on stripers and bass. Except for those two key of fishes, which you may catch, other large fishes like black crappie, channel catfish, bluegill, largemouth bass, striped bass, and rainbow trout may also be discovered under this enormous lake. Some sturgeons have been said to catch in the middle of 20th century from San Pablo Bay in California. They are believed to exist these days and are considered to have been capable to live up to 5 000 years at twenty feet its max length!

Lake Havasu has become an outdoor playground for residents and tourists year round, who flock to the area to enjoy the cool waters and pretty scenery. In an area where the sun shines almost every day of the year, anytime is a great time to visit Lake Havasu, where you can go swimming, boating, water skiing and fishing. The countryside surrounding the lake encompasses rugged mountains and canyons and huge sand dunes. Six wilderness areas make up the backcountry around Lake Havasu, with interesting geological and historical sites, ghost towns and scenic wonders.

London Bridge is a major Lake Havasu’s attraction that as initially made over the Thames in London. This bridge was later sold on an auction to Robert McCullock, a founder of Lake Havasu. Nowadays, the London Bridge links the city with an island resort and restaurants, a golf course and such water sports as jet skiing contest.