*Academy Mill Reservoir:* ★★★
Water is low and conditions are hot. Academy Mill Reservoir is a hike-in only. The fishing is good with either dry (renegade) or wet flies. Otherwise, green PowerBait and Jake’s lures are working well. (“August 29, 2021”)

*Benches Pond:* ★★★
The water is low and conditions are warm. PowerBait and nightcrawlers will be the best option. The fishing is good with either dry (renegade) or wet flies. Otherwise, green PowerBait and Jake’s lures are working well. (“August 29, 2021”)

*Blanding Reservoir No. 4:* ★★★
The water is low and conditions are hot. Rainbow trout have been stocked and fishing for rainbow trout is fast from shore using gold-colored spoons or spinners. PowerBait and nightcrawlers will be another great option. Largemouth bass fishing has slowed down with the cooler water temperatures. Large tiger trout can be caught using crankbaits or swimbaits from a float tube during the morning. (“August 29, 2021”)

*Boulger Reservoir:* ★★★
The water is low and conditions are hot. PowerBait and nightcrawlers will be the best option. The fishing is good with either dry (renegade) or wet flies. Otherwise, green PowerBait and Jake’s lures are working well. (“August 29, 2021”)

*Carbon County Community Fishing Pond:* ★★★
The County Pond has increased its daily trout limit to four fish per person. The water is low and conditions are hot. (“August 29, 2021”)

*Cleveland Reservoir:* ★★★
The reservoir is very low at 29% and dropping and fish are congregated. Green PowerBait and nightcrawlers will be the best option or a medium and slow sinking line with a leech pattern. The water temperature is 66 to 68 degrees and water visibility is 7 feet. (“August 29, 2021”)

*Colorado River:* ★★
Fishing reports have been nonexistent. (“August 29, 2021”)

*Dons Lake:* ★★★
PowerBait and nightcrawlers will be the best option. The fishing is good with either dry (renegade) or wet flies. Otherwise, green PowerBait and Jake’s lures are working well. The water is low and conditions are warm. (“August 29, 2021”)

*Duck Fork Reservoir (Blue Ribbon):* ★★★
Conditions are hot and water is lower than normal. The fishing is good with either dry (renegade) or wet flies. This is a fly fishing and lure-only location. (“August 29, 2021”)

*Electric Lake:* ★★★
Launch at your own risk. Water level is very low and the ramp is out of the water. Tiger trout are being caught with dead shiners. The water is low and conditions are hot. (“August 29, 2021”)

*Emerald Lake:* ★
The fishing is good with either dry (renegade) or wet flies. Otherwise, green PowerBait and Jake’s lures are working well. The water is low and conditions are warm. (“August 29, 2021”)

*Ferron Creek:* ★
Fishing is going to be slow. Best fishing is below Ferron Reservoir or Duck Fork. Try either dry (renegade) or wet flies. The water is low and conditions are turbid. (“August 29, 2021”)

*Ferron Reservoir:* ★★★
The water temperature is 57 to 59 degrees and the visibility in the water is about 13 feet. Green PowerBait and nightcrawlers will be the best option. Also consider using leech patterns. Brook, rainbow and cutthroat trout are biting. Local anglers suggest using medium sinking lines, beadhead leeches (size 8) and soft hackles in brown/orange, tan/green and olive. The water is low and conditions are hot. (“August 29, 2021”)

*Foy Lake:* ★★★
PowerBait and nightcrawlers will be the best option. The water is low and conditions are warm. (“August 29, 2021”)

*Gigliotti Pond:* ★★★
Trout limit has been increased to four fish per person. Conditions are hot and the water is low. PowerBait and nightcrawlers will be the best option. (“August 29, 2021”)

*Gooseberry Reservoir:* ★★★
PowerBait and nightcrawlers will be the best option. The fishing is good with either dry  (renegade) or wet flies. Otherwise, green PowerBait and Jake’s lures are working well. The water is low and conditions are warm. (“August 29, 2021”)

*Grassy Lake:* ★★★
PowerBait and nightcrawlers will be the best option. The fishing is good with either dry (renegade) or wet flies. Otherwise, green PowerBait and Jake’s lures are working well. The water is low and conditions are warm. (“August 29, 2021”)

*Green River Golf Course Ponds:*
This water has not been stocked since 2019. (“August 29, 2021”)

*Green River, Southeastern Utah:* ★★
Try using simulators in the banks or go deep for bigger fish. Catfish are biting in some deep holes. The water is low and conditions are hot. (“August 29, 2021”)

*Hidden Lake:* ★★★
PowerBait and nightcrawlers will be the best option. The water is low and conditions are warm. (“August 29, 2021”)

*Huntington (Mammoth) Reservoir (Blue Ribbon):* ★★★
Boaters cannot launch a boat due to low water. Please use handcraft boats only. The reservoir is very low and fish should be congregated. Tube jigs tipped with a nightcrawler or dead shiner will be your best bet for action. The water is low and conditions are warm. (“August 29, 2021”)

*Huntington Creek:* ★★
Fishing the Right Fork below Electric Lake Dam has been good for nice brown and cutthroat trout. The water is low and conditions are warm. (“August 29, 2021”)

*Huntington Game Farm Pond:* ★★
Rainbow trout can be caught using PowerBait and nightcrawlers. The pond has been stocked but the water is low and conditions are hot. (“August 29, 2021”)

*Huntington North Reservoir:* ★★★
The water temperature is 71 degrees and the visibility in the water is about 6 feet. The reservoir level is at 49% full and dropping. (“August 29, 2021”)

*Joes Valley Reservoir (Blue Ribbon):* ★★★
Water level is at 36% and dropping. Visibility is about 4 feet and the water temperature is 66 degrees. Rainbow trout can be caught using PowerBait. Splake fishing has been good with chub meat, green PowerBait and nightcrawlers. The water is low and conditions are hot. (“August 29, 2021”)

*Kens Lake:* ★★★
The water level is very low and conditions are hot and dry. Trout fishing is limited to deeper waters. (“August 29, 2021”)

*Knight-Ideal Pond:* ★★★
Trout limit has been increased to four fish per person. Conditions are hot and the water is low. (“August 29, 2021”)

*Lloyds Lake:* ★★
Fishing for rainbows is fair along the dam using PowerBait and nightcrawlers. The water is low and conditions are hot. (“August 29, 2021”)

*Lower Fish Creek (Blue Ribbon):* ★★★
Fishing has been slow right below the Scofield Reservoir dam. The water is low and conditions are hot. (“August 29, 2021”)

*May Day Pond:* ★★★
The fishing is good with either dry (renegade) or wet flies. Otherwise, green PowerBait and Jake’s lures are working well. The water is low and conditions are hot. (“August 29, 2021”)

*Miller Flat Reservoir:* ★★★★
The reservoir is very low and fish should be congregated. Green powerbait and nightcrawlers will be best option. The fishing is good with either dry (renegade) or wet flies. Otherwise, green PowerBait and Jake’s lures are working well. The water is low and conditions are hot. (“August 29, 2021”)

*Millsite Reservoir:* ★★★
Millsite Reservoir has been stocked with fish this spring! There is low water and you cannot launch a boat. Rainbow trout fishing should pick up with warming water temperatures. The water temperature is 46 to 49 degrees and the visibility in the water is only about 4 to 5 feet. The reservoir level is still 23% full and stable. Fishing has been slow according to most angler reports. Green PowerBait and nightcrawlers will be the best option. The water is low and conditions are hot. (“August 29, 2021”)

*Monticello Lake:* ★★★
Fishing limit has been increased to eight trout due to drought conditions. See our website for more information [https://wildlife.utah.gov/news/utah-wildlife-news/1237-fishing-limits-increased-due-to-low-water-levels.html?utm_medium=email&utm_source=govdelivery]. PowerBait and nightcrawlers will be best option. The fishing is good with either dry (renegade) or wet flies. Otherwise, green PowerBait and Jake’s lures are working well. Water is low and conditions are warm. (“August 29, 2021”)

*Oowah Lake:* ★★★
The fishing is good with either dry (renegade) or wet flies. Otherwise, green PowerBait and Jake’s lures are working well. The water is low and conditions are warm. (“August 29, 2021”)

*Petes Hole Reservoir:* ★★★
The fishing is good with either dry (renegade) or wet flies. Otherwise, green PowerBait and Jake’s lures are working well. The water is low and conditions are warm. (“August 29, 2021”)

*Potters Ponds:* ★★★
The fishing is good with either dry (renegade) or wet flies. Otherwise green PowerBait and Jake’s lures are working well. The water is low and conditions are warm. (“August 29, 2021”)

*Price River:* ★★
Anglers can catch cutthroat trout through the newly constructed angler access points in Helper City. The river has recently been stocked with brown trout. The water is low, conditions are hot and water is turbid from recent rains. (“August 29, 2021”)

*Recapture Reservoir:* ★★★
Fish 10 to 15 feet of water using swimbaits or curly tail jigs in bright colors for best action. The water is low and conditions are warm. (“August 29, 2021”)

*Scofield Reservoir:* ★★★★
There’s a large harmful algal bloom in the reservoir. Please avoid it — people and pets should not go swimming near it. Scofield is a great spot to fish for cutthroat, rainbow and tiger trout. Try using lures such as Berkley swim shads. The water temperature is 59 to 71 degrees and the visibility in the water is only about 3 feet because of algae already showing up. The reservoir level is 47% full and dropping. Most of the fish are hooked in shallow (10 inches to four feet) water. The water is lower and conditions are hot. The fishing is really picking up around the state parks and on the west shore. Trolling with green PowerBait and nightcrawlers seems to be working well. Shore angling is doing well if you can get your hook out 15 feet or more. Good luck! (“August 29, 2021”)

*Soup Bowl Reservoir:* ★★★
The fishing is good with either dry (renegade) or wet flies. Otherwise, green PowerBait and Jake’s lures are working well. The water is low and conditions are warm. (“August 29, 2021”)

*Straight Canyon Creek (Blue Ribbon):* ★★★
Brown trout fishing is starting to pick up after the spawn. The water is a little high and slightly murky. Try egg patterns for best action. (“August 29, 2021”)

*Willow Lake:* ★★★
Green PowerBait and nightcrawlers will be the best option. The fishing is good with either dry (renegade) or wet flies. Otherwise, green PowerBait and Jake’s lures are working well. (“August 29, 2021”)

*Wrigley Springs Reservoir:* ★★★
Green PowerBait and nightcrawlers will be the best option. (“August 29, 2021”)