Read the latest Lower Provo River fishing reports here. Our fishing reports are comprehensive and updated regularly. Find an overview of the fishing, the latest flows, general rating of the fishing, the current hatches, the best techniques that are producing and the most productive times of day.
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Lower Provo River
We have seen a bump in flows on the Lower Provo with it running around 600 cfs. Plenty of tubers down there this time of year as well. Fishing has been good, with the exception that there is a large number of people floating the river.
FAIR
Midges (size 20 and smaller)
PMDs (size 18-16)
Caddis (size 18-16)
sow bugs (20-16)
worms
Dry fly and nymphing on 5x
8-6
Lower Provo River
The Lower Provo is running fairly steady around 300cfs. With all the shakeup over private vs. public water access our guides have decided to fish more on the Middle and Weber so if the Lower report seems brief, it is. Try Sow bugs, PMDs and Caddis.
FAIR
Midges (size 20 and smaller)
PMDs (size 16)
Caddis (size 16)
sow bugs (20)
worms
Dry fly and nymphing on 5x
8-6
Lower Provo River
The Lower Provo is running a little high now the current flow is 330 CFS. Fishing has been ok the river was running even higher last week. With all the shakeup over private vs. public water access our guides have decided to fish more on the Middle so if the Lower report seems brief, it is. Try Sow bugs, BWO nymphs.
FAIR
Midges (size 20 and smaller)
Blue Wing Olive (size 20-22)
sow bugs (20)
worms
Dry fly and nymphing on 6x
10-4
Lower Provo River
The lower has been fishing great this spring, especially with the reduction in weeds. You will run into midges most hours of the day, but as the Blue Wings hatch, you will see the fish turn their attention to feeding on BWO’s. The Blue Wing Olive hatch tends to be very weather dependent, cloud cover will produce a much better hatch. Sow bugs are getting them too so use a sow until you decide to go dry and hunt heads. Dry fly fishing has been better in the afternoons.
Great
Midges (size 20 and smaller)
Blue Wing Olive (size 20-22)
sow bugs (20)
worms
Dry fly and nymphing on 6x
10-4
Lower Provo River
The lower has been fishing well this winter especially with the small reduction in weeds. Decent midge hatch most days with willing to take junk food on the nymph.
Good
Midges (size 20 and smaller)
sow bugs (20)
worms
Dry fly and nymphing on 6x
Streamers on overcast days
10-4