Provo River
Rating - Good
Thursday, Mar 14 2019
Upper: Nymphing with small scuds, sows and pheasant tails should also do well. In deeper pools try a size 10 wooly bugger or semi seal leech pattern.
Middle: Anglers are reporting high catch rates and a lot of feeding fish. Daily midge hatches are occurring around mid-day. If you're fly-fishing, try nymphing using caddis larva (size #16-#18), sow bugs (size #16-#18) or midge larva or pupa (size #18-#22). Also, try using dry fly midges (size #16-#18), midge emergers (size #20-#22) or soft hackles (size #18-#20). If you're spin casting, try using gold, green or black Rooster Tails, Mepps, Panther Martins or Rapalas and use a medium-slow retrieve.
Lower: Anglers report lower clear water, good catch rates and increased feeding activity. Daily midge hatches are occurring around mid-day. If you're fly-fishing, try nymphing using caddis larva (size #16-#18), sow bugs (size #16-#18) or midge larva or pupa (size #18-#22). Also, try using dry fly midges (size #16-#18), midge emergers (size #20-#22) or soft hackles (size #18-#20). If you're spin casting, try using gold, green or black Rooster Tails, Mepps, Panther Martins or Rapalas and use a medium-slow retrieve.
Thursday, Mar 14 2019
Access Info
East on 1-80 to US Hwy 40 to Heber City, you will cross the river. Upper section take the turn to Kamas/Oakley and head toward Francis. Middle Section is just off US 40. Lower take Provo Canyou river is along side of Hwy 189.
Provo River
Rating - Good
Upper: Nymphing with small scuds, sows and pheasant tails should also do well. In deeper pools try a size 10 wooly bugger or semi seal leech pattern. Middle: Anglers are reporting high catch rates and a lot of feeding fish. Daily midge hatches are occurring around mid-day. If you're fly-fishing, try nymphing using caddis larva (size #16-#18), sow bugs (size #16-#18) or midge larva or pupa (size #18-#22). Also, try using dry fly midges (size #16-#18), midge emergers (size #20-#22) or soft hackles (size #18-#20). If you're spin casting, try using gold, green or black Rooster Tails, Mepps, Panther Martins or Rapalas and use a medium-slow retrieve. Lower: Anglers report lower clear water, good catch rates and increased feeding activity. Daily midge hatches are occurring around mid-day. If you're fly-fishing, try nymphing using caddis larva (size #16-#18), sow bugs (size #16-#18) or midge larva or pupa (size #18-#22). Also, try using dry fly midges (size #16-#18), midge emergers (size #20-#22) or soft hackles (size #18-#20). If you're spin casting, try using gold, green or black Rooster Tails, Mepps, Panther Martins or Rapalas and use a medium-slow retrieve.
Other Fishing Reports for South Jordan
Green River - Below Fl. Gorge
Good
New
03/14/2019
Try using small zebra midges and other midge dry flies for the best results. Continue to nymph with some midge and small baetis
...
Learn More
Willard Bay Reservior
Fair
New
03/14/2019
Most of the reservoir is ice-free, but there is some rotten ice on the south end. Please use extreme caution as the ice conditio
...
Learn More
Jordanelle Reservior
Poor
New
03/14/2019
There is open water south of the personal watercraft (PWC) boat ramp to the dam. Please do not venture out onto thin ice. It is
...
Learn More
Flaming Gorge Reservior
Good
New
03/14/2019
Be prepared for receding shoreline ice and soft edges with the warmer weather. The reservoir is ice covered down through Sheep C
...
Learn More
Scofield Reservior
Good
New
03/14/2019
Accessing Scofield Reservoir will be difficult without snowshoes or a snow machine. Some anglers have also reported lots of slus
...
Learn More
Utah Lake
Good
New
03/14/2019
The lake has open water. Boaters are able to launch from all marinas. Anglers report that the white bass bite is still good. Try
...
Learn More
Strawberry Reservior
Good
New
03/14/2019
Average ice thickness is about 12 inches. Anglers report bad slush in spots, so please use caution when venturing onto the ice.
...
Learn More
Starvation Reservior
Fair
New
03/14/2019
Be prepared for receding shoreline and soft edges with the warmer weather. Anglers report good catch rates for 8- to 10-inch rai
...
Learn More
Weber River
Fair
New
03/14/2019
The water temperature is 40 degrees at midday, and visibility is about 18 inches. Fishing for trout is fair to slow. You'll find
...
Learn More
Fish Lake
Excellent
New
03/14/2019
The ice is 15 to 18 inches thick. Additional snow in the area this week is making access difficult for ATVs and even snowmobiles
...
Learn More
Deer Creek Reservior
Poor
New
03/14/2019
The ice is thinning. You'll find open water and unsafe edges. Please use extreme caution as ice conditions change. We advise ang
...
Learn More
Rockport Reservior
Fair
New
03/14/2019
The reservoir is capped with about 13 inches of ice. The edges are soft and there's eight to 10 feet of open water from shore to
...
Learn More
Lake Powell
Good
New
03/14/2019
Striped Bass: Stripers are holding in deeper water in the sheltered canyons on the north end of the lake. Having a fish finder i
...
Learn More
Pineview Reservior
Fair
New
03/14/2019
The reservoir is capped with seven to 20 inches of ice and soft edges six to 20 feet out. Please use extreme caution as the ice
...
Learn More
Uintah Lakes
Unknown
03/01/2019
All of the lakes and reservoirs are capped with ice. Please use extreme caution when you enter the ice or create test holes. Mos
...
Learn More
Little Cottonwood Creek
Unknown
11/29/2018
Fly fisherman try using hares ears, prince nymphs, and pheasant tails. Smaller streamers such as size 10 buggers in earth tones
...
Learn More
Big Cottonwood Creek
Unknown
11/29/2018
Spin anglers try using small spinners and spoons in gold, silver, and black colors. Fly anglers try using sow bugs, zebra midges
...
Learn More
American Fork Creek
Unknown
11/29/2018
For spin anglers try using a variety of spinners and spoons in 1/16th -1/8th oz. Fly anglers try using zebra midges, hoppers, ad
...
Learn More