Types of Catch Available

Colorado River

Colorado River brings you plenty of catfish, along with bass and sunfish, ideal fishing times are summer and fall.  Enjoy the serene atmosphere along with taking these trophy fish home. Miles of accessible sandy shoreline makes fishing and adventure, sinkers and heavy setups are needed in the broader part of the river.

Deer Creek Reservoir

This is an excellent place for year-round fishing for Walleye and bass. The reservoir may contain quagga mussels, so your boat must be decontaminated before leaving. Make the most of the feast while windsurfing/ boating, camping, hiking, swimming/sunbathing at the reservoir with your family

Fish Lake

This Lake is 5 miles long and up to 120 feet deep and offers large lake trout, yellow perch, rainbow trout, and splake. It is located in south-central Utah at the edge of Fish Lake Hightop Plateau. Boat launching, camping, and lodging facilities make it a beautiful and serene fishing spot. Ice-fishing is also popular here.

Flaming Gorge

Flaming George brings a record trout of 51.8 exceptional, so if lake trout is what you are looking for, then this spot should top your list and bag the position of being your favorite spot very easily. Anglers are known to pull 30-pound fish from the depths each year here!

Green River

This river is known for supporting a large population of trout—rainbows by the dams and browns downstream. This spot is set off by steep-walled canyons and known for with a great diversity of the large population of the best fish that the state has to offer! In case you are wondering about the access available in three places, it is noteworthy that the rugged terrain makes that possible! The three access places include just below the dam, at Little Hole and at Browns Park. Make the most of your spring and fly fish the Green River from of those of float downstream while making your space for the perfect spot! A good tip for you to take away from this article is that both dry flies and top/bottom combinations result in bagging browns and rainbows.

Strawberry Reservoir

This place is known to be Utah’s Premier trout fishery which sits at 7,602 ft. in Uinta National Forest. As believed commonly, freshwater serves to be an accelerator in the production of fish and their growth too, and hence the tributary stream of the reservoir offers a excellent spawning habitat! There is even a record of the largest cutthroat ever caught in Utah which was here in 1930 (27 lbs!).

Jordanelle Reservoir

Jordanelle Reservoir lies about 10 miles north of Heber. If you are looking for yellow perch, rainbow trout, small and largemouth bass along with brown trout, then Jordanelle Reservoir has it all for you! It’s a complete fishing spot for anglers with boat ramps and rentals, fish cleaning stations and yachting marina.

Logan River

This is very easily one of the best trout streams in the state, and you can expect some reasonably hefty brown trout here! However, always keep in your mind that May and most of June is a difficult time to fish Logan River as snowmelt runoff brings a higher difficulty for anglers! In addition to this, the Logan River is famous for the fact that it has a little something for everybody! Yes, isn’t that exciting? Small, yet mighty trout all make it to the freestone river. Be careful of some of the limitations that exist on some upper sections of the river.

Provo River

This River originates in the Uinta Mountains and divides into three sections: upper, middle, and lower. Some areas of this river offer 3000 or more trout/mile. If you are looking for the crowned spot by the fly fishers, then you will love the Provo River! The variety that the place brings for you includes brown, cutthroat and rainbow trout; mountain whitefish; white bass and walleye.

Pine View Reservoir

A small valley ringed by mountains, is what enfolds Pine view Reservoir and this is precisely why the spot offers a unique blend of sport fish, which includes trophy-sized tiger muskie, and brings a great variety of crappie, perch, bullhead catfish and bass with mouths large or small. If you are looking for the best time to fish the Reservoir, then fall is the best time when you can avail the resources at your disposal to bag some trophy-fish. This is the time of the year when the cooling temperatures thin out the water-skies as well!

Utah offers unrivaled scenic beauty while fishing, making it a unique spot.  The combination of snowy mountains, flowing rivers, and picturesque lakes make Utah an incredible fishing destination.