Utah Fish Report
Beaver River Fish Report for 8-20-2025
Beaver River Fish Report for 8-20-2025
Brown and rainbow trout are abundant in the upper Beaver River in Beaver Canyon
Beaver River - Utah

by Utah Division of Wildlife
8-20-2025
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Brown and rainbow trout are abundant in the upper Beaver River in Beaver Canyon. Brown trout get aggressive in the fall as they prepare to spawn and can be effectively caught with various flies (streamers and egg patterns), lures (spinners and Rapalas) and jigs (marabou and tubes). Individual fish spawn at various times, so there will always be a few fish in pre-spawn aggression mode or post-spawn feeding mode. Most of the tributaries — including the Beaver forks, Merchant Creek and Three Creeks — also have abundant populations of wild trout.
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Utah Division of Wildlife Resources Reports
for Wednesday, August 20th
Willow Pond Park: Trout fishing becomes good to great during these cooler fall months
Bartholomew Park Pond: rout stocking typically resumes in late September when water temperatures are cooler
Wasatch Mountain State Park Pond: Trout fishing becomes good to great during these cooler fall months
Vivian Park: Fishing Forecast Vivian Park
Vernon Creek Reservoir: Vernon Reservoir is currently seeing low water levels
Sunset Pond: Sunset Pond Forecast
Strawberry Reservoir: Cutthroat and rainbow fishing really starts to pick up as the water cools in mid-September
Spring Lake: Pond repairs are complete and the DWR is stocking the pond with channel catfish into September
Spanish Oaks Pond: The city of Spanish Fork closes the park/pond for the season on Nov. 30
Salem Pond: Salem Pond Report
Nine Mile Reservoir : Nine Mile Reservoir is currently seeing low water levels
Jordanelle Reservoir: Jordanelle Reservoir Report
Minersville Reservoir: Wipers continue to be most active at dawn, dusk and after dark
Koosharem Reservoir : Koosharem Reservoir was completely drained in summer 2025 due to drought conditions
Kolob Reservoir: Bait fishing is allowed at Kolob Reservoir through Sept. 12
Utah Division of Wildlife Resources Reports
for Tuesday, August 19th
Wide Hollow Reservoir: Fishing for largemouth bass and bluegill will continue to be good through the fall
Sand Hollow Reservoir: Fishing for all species improves as the summer heat backs off
Quail Creek Reservoir: Fishing for all species improves as the summer heat backs off
Paragonah (Red Creek) Reservoir: Paragonah (Red Creek) Reservoir Fishing Forecast
Newcastle Reservoir : The water level is low, but boat launching is still possible
Navajo Lake: The water level is low and weed growth is dense in 2025, making shore fishing often difficult.
Monroe Mountain Lakes: All Monroe Mountain lakes are within the closure area for the Monroe Canyon Fire and access is closed indefinitely
Johnson Reservoir: Johnson Reservoir is likely to be drained by October due to drought conditions
Gunlock Reservoir: Bass will become more active during daylight hours as the water cools
Forsyth Reservoir : Forsyth Reservoir was completely drained in summer 2025 due to drought conditions
Enterprise Reservoir- Lower: Algae blooms should die off and settle out with cooling temperatures

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