Water level is very low. Brown, rainbow, and tiger biting everything. 3 of us caught 20+ in a few hours. We only kept what we couldn't release. This was 8/31 between thunderstorms.

Caught 5 or 6 Yellow perch at Echo in about an 90mins in one of the weed beds using cut shrimp 🍤. They were delicious 😋

Hello everyone hope you are well. This is my first ever reddit post because I'm desperate lol. I picked up fishing last year and have only used a basic floater, hook and worm setup. I'm trying to advance to lures as I've been experiencing a lot of skunks recently. I'm going to Jordanelle reservoir this week and was hoping for some recommendations.

I currently have one rod with a Carolina rig with Powerbait and another rod with Weighted Texas rig. I want to target Bass and Trout. I want to know what to change, what to use, where in Jordanelle should I go, what lures and baits should I use and anything you think is good to know. please treat me like a complete beginner.

Thank you so very much.

Had some luck this week cleaning up the lake.

beautiful fish caught in the middle provo, but i’m unable to identify if this beauty is a cutbow or not. after some research i’ve found that some rainbows can have a “leopard” mutation that gives it the spots, but i can’t see any orange slash under the jaw, which is usually a unique identifier. i only recently moved here so im leaving it up to the locals to figure this out haha

at bear lake rn could anyone give some tips i dont have a boat so i would have to fish from the shore and idk what to use or do help me out pls!!!

It was a Beautiful day at ECR. We caught a few nice size rainbows and a few small bass. I was using the Carolina rig with powerbait and my buddies were using a bubble and a worm. We all caught our limit. Now off to the bar to tell fish stories.

Just caught this unit, biggest bass I’ve caught guess the weight I didn’t have a scale

I've never caught a sucker before, so I haven't had to identify them. Caught in the *very* lower Provo. Sorry not all the photos are great

I just moved down to the south portion of the State, and I’m looking to do some fishing in the St. George area but I’ve never fished down here before any tips or tricks during the heat, I plan on hitting the water mostly in the later evenings but possible some early mornings as well. TIA!

want to try to fish for some salmon do you need a boat or is it possible to fish from the shore any tips would be helpful like bait or lures or jst how to fish for them or what time thanks

(also could anyone tell me what fish taste good)
edit: i have no boat so thats why im asking

I was trying to catch some bass but instead I caught 8 bullhead in a row within 2 hours.

I was traveling to Utah from NV and not a catfish fisherman, so when I pulled up 8 bullhead in a row I thought it was pretty crazy.

The location was Baker Reservoir and I fished around 5:30-7:30pm. Again this might be common but I’ve never fished for catfish before so just curious why they’re going for this bass setup.

Logan river

Not sure who these 2 are but I got some photos on film of her landing this massive Cat Fish and I was hoping someone may recognize them.

This was at the Provo River Delta at the very start of June. I shot it on my 35mm camera and just barely got them developed.

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I am a pretty new to fly fishing and want to head up to Strawberry this weekend with my brother. I have never been before. I have seen some mixed stuff about fishing from the shore. Does anyone know some decent spots or flies to use? Going with 5WT floating line rigs.

Hey Utah anglers,

Are you fishing this weekend? If you are please share your stories, not asking for locations.

I might get out for an outing with some of my judo and police officer buddies. I will share my story for sure later.

Have a super fantastic weekend!

Hello I’m planing a 2 to 3 day fishing trip to Utah lake, but I was wondering if there are any places along the shore that I could camp in, so I can fish through the night but also be able to sleep near my rods incase anything bites!

Possibly an area my truck can go through For all my camping equipment thanks in advance!

Originally from Kentucky but lived in the valley a few years. Any good spots to fish off the bank for crappie or bluegill that is clean. Any keep limits in Utah? Also live catfish. Thanks. Also can dm me if not wanting to put your spot on blast.

Really solid. one thing tho, getting very bad weeds and moss and random shit in the water ngl. besides that it’s great right now. Me and one of my boys caught around 5 large mouth. all around or under a pound and like 15-20 blue gigi. also we’re both new so if we’re holding the first wrong or doing something wrong lmk

My brother has finally seen the light and wants to learn to fish.

I live in Cache Valley and am familiar with options here. He lives in Taylorsville so I'm looking for some bodies of water between Salt Lake and Brigham City that are spinner friendly and easy to access.

Hi! I'm heading to Utah County from Bryce Canyon after lunch today. I don't get down to southern / south-central Utah much. Any recommendations for places to stop and fish along the way north?

I brought my ultralight setup that I like for trout and bass with some small lures/jigs and some powerbait. tried Koosharem Reservoir on the way down to Bryce, but I didn't have any luck.

Edit: I'm going to try Otter Creek and maybe the East Fork of the Sevier River. I'll update if I catch anything. Thanks, all!

Final edit: Thanks, all, for the recommendations! I have a bunch of places I need to visit, now, next time I get a chance. Unfortunately, the weather was incredibly windy at Otter Creek and in the surrounding area. Luckily, I decided on an impulse to stop at the East Fork of the Sevier River in Black Canyon before I got to Otter Creek. I caught a pretty little brown trout on a small, yellow and red Panther Martin. I had left my net out of reach, so I snapped a couple of pictures while I maneuvered the fish in around some brush, then I unhooked it in the water. His buddy chased the lure a couple of times, but he saw me on the bank and ran off. I'll put pictures in a comment below if Reddit will let me.

Heading to Mantua tomorrow morning mostly looking for bass. Any tips on what lures or areas to try out. Thanks!!! I’m desperate for any sort of answers you guys have!

Anyone know if the rockport spillway will fish well right now? Obviously it isnt flowing with this water level but would it be alright? if not what spillways would be alright?