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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The Lower Provo is flowing around 800 CFS. now please be careful wading and fishing the Lower. The river came up again about 3 or 4 days ago and our guides have had good fishing despite the higher water. Various “Junk Food” flies and some Baetis and Midges are getting them good. Lots of boats and tubes on the river now. The big “Bows” have been active and our anglers have found some real good ones. Try heavy nymph rigs if you are trying to get them look for slower water areas with some depth. Sow bugs as always are a good choice too.
The Lower Provo is flowing at ~665 cfs out of the Deer Creek Reservoir. Fishing will be tough at this flow, but they will be eating. The fish are on baetis and midge nymphs, as well as sow bugs. The midges are in the morning, the baetis are mid-afternoon with better activity during cloud cover. Use caution on the Lower right now, this flow is swift.
The Lower Provo is flowing at ~300 cfs out of the Deer Creek Reservoir. Fishing is very good. The fish are on baetis and midge nymphs, and some are eating sows the closer you get to the dam. Activity picks up around 2pm, but you can get eats pretty much all day.
The Lower Provo is flowing at ~140 cfs out of the Deer Creek Reservoir. This flow is still low, but it can be productive. Nymph will likely be the most productive this time of year. You might get a hit on a streamer too.
The Lower Provo is flowing at ~118 cfs out of the Deer Creek Reservoir. This flow is low, but it can still be productive. Watch out for brown trout spawning redds. Nymphs or streamers will likely be the most productive this time of year.
