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Utah Fly Fishing Reports
Revised 06-18-13
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Beaver Mountain Lakes
Rainbow Trout
(Jun 7) There was a partial fish kill as the ice came off Puffer Lake, but fishing has been fair to good. Conservation Officer Brent Farnsworth reports good fishing at Kent's Lake for rainbow, tiger and brook trout. The gate is still closed above Upper Kent's Lake. Three Creeks Reservoir is extremely low and will be drained within a few weeks. Indian Creek Reservoir has been stocked with catchable-sized rainbow trout.
(May 31) There was a partial fish kill during ice-out at Puffer Lake; however, fishing has been fair to good. Conservation Officer Brent Farnsworth reports good fishing at Kent's Lake for rainbow, tiger, and brook trout. The gate is still closed above Upper Kent's Lake. Three Creeks Reservoir is extremely low and will be drained within a few weeks. Indian Creek Reservoir has been stocked with catchable-sized rainbow trout.
Beaver River
Brook Trout, Brown Trout, Cutthroat Trout, Rainbow Trout
STOP WHIRLING DISEASE
(Jun 7) Lower: Irrigation releases have raised the river to more fishable flows. Catchable-sized rainbow trout have been stocked. Fishing is fair to good for both rainbows and browns.
Upper: Small brown and rainbow trout are abundant.
(May 31) Lower: Irrigation releases have raised the river to more fishable flows. Catchable-sized rainbow trout have been stocked. Fishing is fair to good for both rainbows and browns.
Upper: Small brown and rainbow trout are abundant.
Regulations
Benches Pond Reservoir
Rainbow Trout
(Jun 7) Fishing was reported as fair to good over the holiday weekend. Anglers who fished from the dam had the best success. We recommend using nightcrawlers and salmon eggs.
(May 31) Fishing was reported as fair to good over the holiday weekend. Anglers who fished from the dam had the best success. We recommend using nightcrawlers and salmon eggs.
Regulations
Blacksmith Fork River
Brook Trout, Cutthroat Trout, Rainbow Trout, Whitefish
STOP WHIRLING DISEASE
(Jun 14) The water conditions are good. Fly anglers report fair fishing using Irresistible Adams and Parachute Adams flies. Anglers report catching 9- to 16-inch brown trout.
(Jun 6) The water conditions are good. Fly anglers report fair fishing using Irresistible Adams and Parachute Adams flies. Anglers report catching 9- to 16-inch brown trout.
(Jun 2) Solomon B. of Brigham City fished Rock Creek and caught 23 cutts and 1 brown using Bead Head Red Squirrel Partridge fly. "most fish were under 8", the brown trout was 15""
(May 31) The water conditions were very good on May 29. Salmon-flies have started to hatch further up the canyon. Fly anglers report fair fishing using Irresistible Adams and Parachute Adams flies. Anglers report catching 9- to 16-inch brown trout.
Boulder Mountain Lakes
Brook Trout, Rainbow Trout
(Jun 7) All lakes below the rim are now accessible. The Boulder Top road will open sometime after June 15. Fishing varies from fair to fast, depending on the lake. Now is a great time to target larger brook trout. Fish around structure — logs, boulders, undercut banks, springs, inlets and floating grass mats — with marabou jigs or streamers in black, olive or purple. Small midges are hatching and can provide some good surface action. Natural baits, like nightcrawlers, are also a good choice.
(May 31) All lakes below the rim are now accessible. The Boulder Top road will open sometime after June 15. Fishing varies from fair to fast, depending on the lake. Now is a great time to target larger brook trout. Fish around structure — including logs, boulders, undercut banks, springs, inlets and floating grass mats — with marabou jigs or streamers in black, olive or purple. Small midges are hatching and can provide some good surface action. Natural baits like nightcrawlers are also effective.
Regulations
Boulger Reservoir
Rainbow Trout
(Jun 7) The pond was stocked on May 29 and fishing is good.
(May 31) The access road has dried up and the pond is ice free. The reservoir was recently stocked and fishing has been excellent for 10- to 12-inch rainbow trout. Try using nightcrawlers and PowerBait.
Regulations
Chalk Creek
Cutthroat Trout, Rainbow Trout
No recent reports.
Clear Creek
Rainbow Trout
(May 31) Flows are very high and muddy. Bonneville cutthroat trout have been stocked in Clear Creek but will be fairly small this year.
Cleveland Reservoir
Rainbow Trout
(Jun 7) On June 3, the reservoir was stocked with 2,500 nine-inch rainbow trout. The influx of new fish should improve fishing success, which has already been good. Worms have been the bait of choice.
(May 31) There was a lot of fishing pressure over the holiday weekend between boats and shoreline anglers. Tom and Steve Ogden fished from kick boats and caught seven nice rainbows on size 6 beadhead woolly buggers and soft hackle flies.
(May 24) The reservoir is now open. Shoreline fishing has been good with traditional baits. Anglers have had success with soft hackle flies and wooly bugger patterns. Rainbow and cutthroat trout caught at the reservoir range from 14 to 17 inches.
Clinton City Park Pond
Bluegill, Channel Catfish, Largemouth Bass, Rainbow Trout
No recent reports.
Regulations
Corn Creek
Brown Trout, Rainbow Trout
(Jun 7) There haven't been any recent reports, but the runoff should be over.
(May 31) Access should be improving, but there haven't been any recent reports on fishing success or runoff.
Currant Creek
Brown Trout, Cutthroat Trout, Rainbow Trout
No recent reports.
Duck Fork Reservoir
Colorado River Cutthroat Trout, Tiger Trout (hybrid)
(Jun 7) Access is open and good fishing has been reported. Try using a silver Panther Martin.
(May 31) The U.S. Forest Service access road is not yet open.
Regulations
East Fork of Sevier River
Brook Trout, Brown Trout, Rainbow Trout
(Jun 7) Kingston Canyon: Irrigation flow is up to 114 cfs, which can make fishing a little difficult.
Black Canyon: There haven't been any recent reports, but runoff should be about over.
Upper: Access should be improving, but there haven't been any recent reports on fishing success or runoff.
(May 31) Kingston Canyon: The irrigation flow is up to 127 cfs, making fishing a little difficult.
Black Canyon: The river is running high and muddy with runoff.
Upper: Access should be improving, but there haven't been any recent reports on fishing success or runoff.
Regulations
Electric Lake
Cutthroat Trout
(Jun 14) Tyler Thomson fished on the 7th and 14th and caught 40 tigers using jigs. "fished electric lake twice in the last ten days. caught a lot of healthy tigers and only a few cuts using jigs on several different spots on the lake. I watched angler after angler show up to fish the shore only to leave 45 minutes later with no success. although I have marked a few fish on the north end the catch rate is very slow."
(Jun 7) Tyrell Mills reports good fishing in the early morning near the boat ramp using a gold Jakes Spin-a-Lure. The best baits are chub meat or dead minnows.
(May 31) Although fishing success was better than Scofield, Sergeant Shirley still categorized the catch rate as slow.
(May 24) The reservoir is open. Last week, 20,000 fingerling kokanee salmon were stocked. Shoreline and boat fishermen have had good luck with chub meat or minnows. Redside shiners are available in the lake and very effective. Fly fishermen should try soft hackle flies, wooly buggers or leech patterns.
Fish Creek (lower)
Rainbow Trout
(Jun 14) Walt Maldonado reported good fishing with black leech or wooly bugger patterns in black or olive green. He suggests drifting the fly through undercut banks.
(Jun 7) Bill Peters reported fishing three miles above the DOT shed last Sunday. In an hour's time, he caught three fish. They included a two-pound brown trout, an 18-inch brown trout and a two-pound cutthroat. He used a #4 Panther Martin in a rainbow pattern.
(May 31) Bill Peters reported fishing three miles above the DOT shed last Sunday. In an hour's time, he caught three fish. They included a two-pound brown trout, an 18-inch brown trout and a two-pound cutthroat. He used a #4 Panther Martin in a rainbow pattern.
Fish Lake
Brook Trout, Brown Trout, Cutthroat Trout, Mackinaw (Lake Trout), Splake (hybrid), Rainbow Trout, Yellow Perch
STOP WHIRLING DISEASE
(Jun 7) Fishing varies from fair to good. Jigging or night fishing for splake will still provide fair fishing. Perch fishing is good to excellent. Trolling for rainbows is also improving. A few boats are trolling for lake trout, but this requires a lot of time and patience.
(May 31) The ice is gone, and boats are on the lake. Fishing varies from slow to fair. Jigging or night fishing for splake is providing the best action. A few boats are trolling for lake trout, but this requires a lot of time and patience.
Regulations
Green River
Brook Trout, Brown Trout, Channel Catfish, Cutthroat Trout, Northern Pike, Rainbow Trout
STOP NEW ZEALAND MUDSNAIL
(Jun 14) Walt Maldonado reported great catfishing near the town of Green River. He recommends using chicken livers, nightcrawlers or commercial catfish baits. The best locations have been above Swasey's Beach and south of town in Little Valley. Try dropping your line in backwaters or eddies for best results.
(Jun 13) Anglers report good to excellent fishing. Surface action is starting, and so are the scuds; a combination might be the best bet. Try a cicada or pine beetle on top with a scud or midge larva as a trailer. Watch the hatches. Gnats, midges and other emergers seem to be the most productive flies. On windy days, anglers who use lures have been more successful because it's easier to cast. Try crankbaits, spinners, spoons and dark (black or crayfish) or while-colored jigs.
(Jun 6) Anglers report good to excellent fishing. Surface action is starting, and so are the scuds; a combination might be the best bet. Try a cicada or pine beetle on top with a scud or midge larva as a trailer. Watch the hatches. Gnats, midges and other emergers seem to be the most productive flies. On windy days, anglers who use lures have been more successful because it's easier to cast. Try crankbaits, spinners, spoons and dark (black or crayfish) or while-colored jigs.
(May 24) Anglers report good fishing between storms. Now that the days have warmed up and the wind has mostly stopped, the good fishing has returned. Surface action is just starting, and so are the scuds; a combination might be the best bet. Try a cicada or pine beetle on top with a scud or midge larva as a trailer. Watch the hatches and match them whenever possible. Blue-winged olives and midge emergers seem to be the most productive flies. On windy days, anglers who use lures have been more successful because it's easier to cast. Try crankbaits, spinners, spoons and dark (black or crayfish) or white-colored jigs.
Regulations
Huntington Creek
Brown Trout, Rainbow Trout
STOP WHIRLING DISEASE
(May 24) The Seeley Fire killed all fish in the creek. Replanting will not occur until hillsides re-vegetate and banks are stabilized.
Regulations
Huntington Reservoir
Brown Trout, Cutthroat Trout, Rainbow Trout, Tiger Trout (hybrid)
(Jun 14) Fishing is good at this revervoir that is also known as Mammoth Reservoir. Tom Ogden fly-fished on June 10 and caught 12 tiger trout in five hours with slow sinking line and size 6 patterns, which included a bead head Canada blood leech, wooly bugger and soft hackle fly. The best colors were green, pearl, tan and black.
(Jun 7) This water, also known as Mammoth, has opened and may be fished from shore or a small boat. One party of anglers reported good fishing using nightcrawlers fished off the bottom.
(May 31) This water, also known as Mammoth, has opened and may be fished from shore or a small boat. One party of anglers reported good fishing using nightcrawlers fished off the bottom.
(May 24) Huntington Reservoir remains mostly iced over, with several feet of open water along the shoreline. It may be a week before there will be enough open water for casting into deep areas.
Regulations
Jordanelle Reservoir
Brown Trout, Rainbow Trout, Smallmouth Bass, Yellow Perch
STOP WHIRLING DISEASE
(Jun 14) Trout fishing is fair from the shoreline and boats. Most anglers are using traditional baits and lures. Bass and perch fishing is reported as slow to fair.
(May 31) State Parks reports that trout fishing is fair from boats and the shoreline. Most anglers are using traditional baits and lures. Bass and perch fishing is reported as slow to fair. The campgrounds are now open. The water level is very low.
(May 24) State Parks reports that trout fishing is fair from boats and the shoreline. Most anglers are using traditional baits and lures. Bass and perch fishing is reported as slow to fair. The campgrounds are now open. The water level is very low.
Regulations
LaSal Mountains
Albino Trout, Bluegill, Grayling, Largemouth Bass, Rainbow Trout, Splake (hybrid)
(Jun 14) Spring stocking of mountain lakes has occurred and Sergeant Ben Wolford reports good fishing at Hidden, Dons and Oowah reservoirs. PowerBait has been the most popular bait for mountain lakes. Most trout range from 12-15 inches. The Rattlesnake ponds have been recently stocked and fishing is good. The water at Kens Lake continues to drop. There is an active emergency change that allows anglers to keep eight rainbow trout. The daily bag was raised to reduce possible waste. The best baits at Kens are worms and marshmallows.
(Jun 7) Spring stocking of mountain lakes has occurred and Sergeant Ben Wolford reports good fishing at Hidden, Dons and Oowah reservoirs. PowerBait has been the most popular bait for mountain lakes. Most trout range from 12-15 inches. The Rattlesnake ponds have been recently stocked and fishing is good. The water at Kens Lake continues to drop. There is an active emergency change that allows anglers to keep eight rainbow trout. The daily bag was raised to reduce possible waste. The best baits at Kens are worms and marshmallows.
(May 31) The water level at Kens Lake is very low. There is an active emergency change that allows anglers to keep 8 rainbow trout. Kens Lake will not be stocked this year because of the draw down of the lake. Hidden and Dons lakes have both been stocked with more than 800 10-inch rainbow trout each. Oowah and Warner Lake were stocked on May 21 with a load of 8-inch rainbow trout.
Logan River
Brook Trout, Brown Trout, Cutthroat Trout, Rainbow Trout, Whitefish
STOP WHIRLING DISEASE
(Jun 14) Fishing should be fair with Rainbow Warriors, sow bugs or San Juan worms.
(Jun 6) Fishing should be fair with Rainbow Warriors, sow bugs or San Juan worms.
(May 31) There are no recent fishing reports, but fishing should be fair.
Regulations
Minersville Reservoir
Rainbow Trout, Smallmouth Bass
STOP WHIRLING DISEASE
(Jun 7) Fly anglers are still catching some nice rainbows early in the morning. Trolling success for trout has improved. Smallmouth bass are also active and providing fair to good success. Trollers and bass anglers are catching wipers that range from 13 to 16 inches.
(May 31) Fishing pressure is still moderate on weekends. Trolling success will improve as the trout move out to deep water. Smallmouth bass are becoming more active, and wiper fishing should pick up soon.
Regulations
Ogden River
Brook Trout, Brown Trout, Cutthroat Trout, Rainbow Trout
STOP WHIRLING DISEASE
(Jun 14) The water is clear and levels are low. The conditions are great for sight fishing, but the fish are very wary. Use your best leaders and stealthy presentations for success. Fish are actively rising for small midges in the afternoons.
(Jun 6) The water is clear and levels are low. The conditions are great for sight fishing, but the fish are very wary. Use your best leaders and stealthy presentations for success. Fish are actively rising for small midges in the afternoons.
(May 31) Anglers report seeing salmonfly adults on the river during the week of May 26. The hatch is short-lived, but great fun while it's on!
Regulations
Price River
Rainbow Trout
No recent reports.
Regulations
Provo River
Brook Trout, Brown Trout, Cutthroat Trout, Rainbow Trout, Walleye
(Jun 14) Lower: Fishing is fair through town and up into the canyon. Small dark flies are effective. Bait is allowed in some stretches of the river.
Middle: Water levels can be a bit high this time of year, so use caution. Anglers report fair fishing. Smaller-sized flies, including Parachute Adams, scud patterns, San Juan worms, midge patterns or hares' ears, are still the most popular patterns. Bait is allowed in the area from above Charleston Bridge to the Legacy Bridge.
(May 31) Lower: The water can get a bit high and murky this time of year, so use caution. Fishing is fair through town and up the canyon. Try using small dark fly patterns. You can use bait in some stretches of the river.
Middle: Water levels can be a bit high this time of year, so use caution. Anglers report fair fishing. Smaller-sized flies such as Parachute Adams, scud patterns, San Juan worms, midge pattern or hare's ear are still the most popular patterns. You can use bait from above Charleston Bridge to the Legacy Bridge.
(May 24) Lower: The water can get a bit high and murky this time of year, so use caution. Fishing is fair through town and up the canyon. Try using small dark fly patterns. You can use bait in some stretches of the river.
Middle: Water levels can be a bit high this time of year, so use caution. Anglers report fair fishing. Smaller-sized flies such as Parachute Adams, scud patterns, San Juan worms, midge pattern or hare's ear are still the most popular patterns. You can use bait from above Charleston Bridge to the Legacy Bridge.
Regulations
Scofield Reservoir
Crayfish, Cutthroat Trout, Rainbow Trout
(Jun 14) The catch rate has generally been slow, with a few exceptions. Landon Brewer of Price caught 17 trout on June 2 from the shoreline on the west side, north of the Bear Canyon tributary, using worms. A week earlier, Landon caught 39 trout in the same area. Fishing is best in the early morning. Try fishing deeper water as the day advances. More than 82,000 8-inch cutthroat trout were stocked into the reservoir in early May.
(Jun 8) Kacey of Kearns fished the north end in a group of 3 and caught 10 rainbows and 10 cutts using rainbows PowerBait and worms.
(Jun 7) According to conservation officer, fishing has been slow. Insect hatches are providing trout with an ample food supply. The best bait continues to be chub meat. Chubs can be caught with a piece of worm from shore. The best lures have been a Jakes or Kastmaster. Fishing success will be better in the early morning. Try moving around the lake, if one location proves unproductive. Please remember that fishing in tributaries is prohibited until the second weekend in July.
(May 31) Sergeant J Shirley indicated that of 150 fishermen checked by conservation officers, only 10 fish had been caught overall.
Conservation Officer J.d. Abbott recommends fishing off the bottom with chub meat. If that fails to produce fish, try a combination of a worm and PowerBait. Abbott suggests that boat anglers stay in shallow water and cast toward shore with a gold Jakes or silver Kastmaster. Anglers are reminded that tributaries are closed to fishing until the second weekend in July.
(May 24) Robert Parkin of Santaquin fished the east and west side in a group of 3 and caught 2 rainbows using PowerBait. "large brown fly hatch going on right now very buggy on all shores fishing some what slow but lots of bites also lots of chubs close to shore"
(May 24) A gill net survey this week indicated that the reservoir holds some big fish. One netted tiger trout weighed 8.5 pounds and measured 29 inches. One cutthroat weighed six pounds and measured 24.5 inches. Gill nets indicated many small trout in the 10- to 15-inch range. There also seem to be an age class of cutthroats ranging from 18 to 22 inches. Anglers have reported taking some 24- to 28-inch tiger trout.
Regulations
Strawberry Reservoir
Crayfish, Cutthroat Trout, Kokanee Salmon, Rainbow Trout, Smallmouth Bass
(Jun 14) Ruger of Spanish Fork fished east of Strawberry Bay with a partner and caught 12 cutts, 10 kokanee and 8 rainbows trolling brass popgear with thin fin and down rigger with pink dodger and pink squid. "Caught Kokanee at 32 and 39 feet and caught bows at 2 and 2 1/2 colors"
(Jun 14) Anglers continue to report steady success for rainbows and cutthroat trout. Cutthroat trout are wrapping up their spawn. Most anglers are having some success, whether from boat or shore. If one technique or location isn't producing, change things up or move and success should improve. There are special regulations in effect at Strawberry: the limit is four trout or kokanee salmon in the aggregate. No more than two may be cutthroat trout under 15 inches, and no more than one may be a cutthroat trout over 22 inches. All cutthroat trout from 15 to 22 inches must be immediately released. Trout and salmon may not be filleted, and the heads or tails may not be removed in the field or in transit.
(May 31) Strawberry is ice free. Some anglers report slow fishing, but most anglers report good success using various baits, lures and flies. A variety of fly and lure colors are currently effective; the fish seem to be hungry. If one technique or location isn't producing, change things up or move and success should improve.
Cutthroat Trout Viewing Day will take place at the Strawberry Visitor Center on Saturday, June 1 from 9 a.m. until noon. Though the stream will be murky, we will be in the fish trap and egg-taking facility behind the visitor center holding up fish for you to see (and maybe touch!).
(May 26) Kevin Benson of West Jordan fished Chicken Creek with a partner and caught 50 rainbows trolling in 7-9 ft. of water. "Best Day ever at Strawberry"
(May 24) Stock Brothers of Salt Lake fished a mile down from the dam and caught 4 cutts and 2 rainbows using Kastmaster and green PowerBait. "Landed 5 Nice cutthroat between 15-18 inches. Lots of of action"
(May 24) Strawberry is ice free. Some anglers report slow fishing, but most anglers report good success using various baits, lures and flies. A variety of fly and lure colors are currently effective; the fish seem to be hungry. If one technique or location isn't producing, change things up or move and success should improve.
Cutthroat Trout Viewing Day will take place at the Strawberry Visitor Center on Saturday, June 1 from 9 a.m. until noon. Though the stream will be murky, we will be in the fish trap and egg-taking facility behind the visitor center holding up fish for you to see (and maybe touch!).
Regulations
Thousand Lakes Mountain
Trout
(Jun 7) All lakes on the mountain are now accessible. Anglers report good fishing for rainbow and brook trout at Round Lake.
(May 31) All lakes on the mountain are now accessible. Fishing is fair to good for rainbow and brook trout at Round Lake.
Tibble Fork Reservoir
Brown Trout, Rainbow Trout
(Jun 14) Over the last month, the reservoir has been well stocked with catchable-size rainbow trout. Fishing is good from the shoreline, from canoes and from float tubes. Try using eggs, PowerBait or other traditional baits and lures.
(May 31) Anglers report fair fishing from the shore or from canoes and float tubes. Try using eggs, PowerBait or other traditional baits and lures.
(May 24) Anglers report fair fishing from the shore or from canoes and float tubes. Try using eggs, PowerBait or other traditional baits and lures.
Regulations
Uinta Lakes
Albino Trout, Brook Trout, Brown Trout, Rainbow Trout, Tiger Trout (hybrid)
(Jun 14) Mirror Lake Highway is open. In efforts to strengthen golden trout populations, DWR will be stocking fingerling goldens this summer. This stocking will not result in immediate fishing opportunities, but may provide fishing opportunities later.
(Jun 8) An angler reports fishing Silver Lake in a group of 3 and catching 15 rainbows and 14 brook trout using nightcrawlers. "fishing was great. We fished for 4 hours and caught and released 29 fish. we fished from 530 p_m until dark"
(Jun 6) Mirror Lake Highway is open.
(May 31) The Mirror Lake Highway is open. Fishing is good at Hoop Lake. Anglers report catching rainbow trout up to 14 inches using any type of green spinners, and tiger trout up to 22 inches. You may also want to try trolling Rapalas. The lake is completely ice free, there is no snow in the area and the campground is open. Bridger Lake, Stateline Reservoir and Marsh Lake are all ice free. There is no snow in the area and the campgrounds are open. Anglers report catching 10- to 12-inch fish at Bridger Lake using PowerBait and worms. The lake hasn't been stocked, but there are plenty of holdover fish.
Regulations
Weber River
Brook Trout, Brown Trout, Cutthroat Trout, Rainbow Trout, Whitefish
STOP WHIRLING DISEASE
(Jun 14) Anglers report good fishing from Morgan to South Weber. Spin anglers are having the most success with silver and black Rapalas or brown rooster tail spinners. Fly anglers have had good success in this section using sow bugs and PMD emergers. There's been a nice PMD hatch during midday, as well as a caddis hatch in the late afternoon. From Morgan up to Echo Reservoir, the water is running high and off-color. The fishing has been fair in this section and bait seems to be working the best. Fly anglers are getting a few fish on streamer and worm patterns. All cutthroat trout, or trout with cutthroat markings, must be immediately released from the Great Salt Lake to Echo Reservoir dam.
(Jun 6) Anglers report good fishing from Morgan to South Weber. Spin anglers are having the most success with silver and black Rapalas or brown rooster tail spinners. Fly anglers have had good success in this section using sow bugs and PMD emergers. There's been a nice PMD hatch during midday, as well as a caddis hatch in the late afternoon. From Morgan up to Echo Reservoir, the water is running high and off-color. The fishing has been fair in this section and bait seems to be working the best. Fly anglers are getting a few fish on streamer and worm patterns. All cutthroat trout, or trout with cutthroat markings, must be immediately released from the Great Salt Lake to Echo Reservoir dam.
(May 31) Anglers report good fishing for brown trout using lures. Fly anglers have had success using nymphs, streamers or emergers. The water is running high. All cutthroat trout, or trout with cutthroat markings, must be immediately released from the Great Salt Lake to Echo Reservoir dam.
(May 27) Randy of Fruit Heights fished with a partner by the Tagart exit and caught 14 browns using Rapala #3 Brook & Rainbow.
Regulations
Willow Lake
Rainbow Trout, Tiger Trout (hybrid)
(Jun 14) The lake was stocked this past week, so expect good fishing. The access road is open.
(Jun 7) The access road is now open. Stocking will occur shortly.
(May 31) The access road is now open. Stocking will occur shortly.
(May 24) The U.S. Forest Service access gate remains locked.
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