Fishing report

Bear Lake: Good fishing for cutthroat and lake trout. Anglers are having the best luck trolling in shallow water using flatlines with deep diving Rapalas, Yo-Zuris or Rebels in black/silver and blue/silver finishes. Most of the fish are being caught in water from 10-25 feet deep off the Boy Scout and State Park Marina north

East Canyon: Anglers are having luck trolling pop gear, casting bait and spinners.

Kaysville Pond: Possible to catch rainbow trout, channel catfish, largemouth bass, bluegill, green sunfish and black bullhead.

Rockport: Fishing is fair to good. Anglers have been catching rainbow trout trolling pop gear, casting bait and spinners.

Weber River: Fair to good using small nymphs.

Uintas: Bridger Lake, Hoop Lake, Marsh Lake, Stateline Reservoir and Whitney Lake are ice free, fishable and have been stocked.

CENTRAL REGION

Strawberry: Try a green midge imitation. Rapalas have worked well fished in about 20 feet of water. Bait fishing has been fair.

Jordanelle: Fair success for trout and small perch with standard techniques and baits. Success reported from both boat and shoreline for trout and perch.

Deer Creek: Boat ramps are open. Using standard baits and are reporting fair success for trout and slow success for perch. Trolling in the early morning hours has still been the most effective technique.

Utah Lake: Good for catfish around the lake, but best reports have come from Lincoln Beach area.

Burraston Pond: Fair to good fishing success by using traditional baits.

Payson Lake: Stocked and reports of fair to good success. Many fish have been seen surfacing in evening hours so try flies in the low light hours.

Willow Pond in Murray: Success has been reported as fair to good. Try standard fishing techniques and baits. Catching rainbow, catfish, bluegill and bass.

NORTHEASTERN REGION

Brough: Reports of good fishing. Fishing from the bank, float tubes or small boats is recommended due to primitive launch conditions and water levels.

Brownie: Report of fair to good fishing.

Currant Creek: Reports of good fishing.