ROCKPORT — Good fishing was reported for nice rainbows up to 15 inches using yellow PowerBait.

CENTRAL REGION

DEER CREEK — More than 70,000 of the 10- to 12-inch rainbow trout were stocked in the reservoir last month. Fishing success is good. The bass limit is six, but immediately release all bass over 12 inches long. Walleye limit was increased this year to 10 but only one over 24 inches may be kept.

JORDANELLE — Fishing is good for smaller trout from both boat and shoreline and slow for bass. Bass limit is six, but immediately release all bass over 12 inches long.

PROVO RIVER — Spawn of brown trout is occurring and fish are aggressively taking lures or flies.

STRAWBERRY — Good fishing success reported by most anglers. Morning can be very cold so dress warmly. Some very large cutts are being caught — over 23 to 27 inches. Try tube jigs, dark Wooly Buggers, minnow-imitating lures or simply traditional baits.

UTAH LAKE — Night fishing for catfish is still productive. Walleye limit was changed this year to 10 but only one can be over 24 inches. There is no limit on white bass. Largemouth and smallmouth bass limit is six, but immediately release all largemouth and smallmouth bass over 12 inches long.

YUBA — Slow for walleye, northern pike and trout. Perch are being caught, but they must be immediately released. New regulations on perch take place next year that will allow anglers to keep 10 perch.

NORTHEASTERN REGION

CURRANT CREEK — Fair to good fishing. Cooler weather has brought the fish back up toward the surface.