Our Utah fly fishing reports offer a brief overview of current conditions on our waters. You'll find fishing reports for the main Utah rivers and streams that we guide on and fish regularly. Reports for the Lower Provo, Middle Provo, Weber River, Green River and Small Streams are included.
We write the reports based on our daily experiences on the water and information received from customers. We update the reports as conditions change and our schedule permits. If you don’t see what you are looking for, please give us a call at the shop or contact us here. We are always happy to update you with current conditions on many other Utah waters and fisheries in surrounding states as well.
Following are the latest reports in descending order of when they were last updated. As a result, you may see multiple reports on the same destination if we haven't updated one of the other destinations recently. If you want to view previous fishing reports, you can click on the category name link under the report title or use the dropdown menu in the top navigation or follow the links in the sidebar. You can also use the following links to each category: Lower Provo, Middle Provo, Weber River, Green River and Small Streams :
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 Middle Provo is flowing at ~147 cfs out of the Jordanelle Dam. The bigger “buffalo” midges have started to show up and the trout are on them. Not as much baetis activity as the Lower Provo, but there are some duns on the water on cloudier days.
The Middle Provo is still flowing at ~145 cfs. This flow is not likely to change much until the spring. The trout have been eating mostly subsurface on Midges lately with very little dry fly activity. Expecting the bigger midges to come out here in a few weeks.
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 small streams in the area are most likely going to be flowing pretty low or frozen. Use caution if trying to get to some of the streams in higher elevation. We will update this report again in the spring.
Latest Flows
For up to date stream flows you can check out: https://waterdata.usgs.gov/ut/nwis/current/?type=flow
