Utah Fishing Report
Thistle Creek Sponsored by
| Date | 25-Apr-20 | |
| Water Condition | ||
| Water Temperature |
| Conditions
: THISTLE CREEK: Fishing is slow to fair. One angler reported catching smaller brown trout in the Walk-in Access section of the Creek. If you're fly fishing, try using dry flies like Parachute Adams (size #18-#22), Parachute Baetis (size #18-#22), Renegade (size #18-#20), BWO (size #18-#22) or Griffith gnats (size #18-#22). Or, try using Sob-Czech nymphs (size #16-#20), Frenchie nymphs (size #16-#18), Soft Hackle Caddis Pupa (TBH) (size #16-#18), or Tungsten Tailwater Sowbugs (size #16-#18) - euro nymphing, in a dry-dropper setup, or under an indicator. If you're spin-casting, try using florescent orange or garlice/chartreuse trout dough bait or salmon egg with a bit of nightcrawler under a small bobber or stream float. We recommend targeting areas with deeper runs, pools or undercut areas. Also, try using Blue Fox Classic Vibrax or Foxtail spinners, Rooster Tail spinners, Panther Martin spinners, Williams Wabler spoons, or Acme Little Cleo spoons. Reported by: Utah D.W.R |
||
| Species | Hatches: | Patterns | Lures & Spinners |
|
|
||
 |
|||
| About: - Thistle Creek is a small stream located in Spanish Fork Canyon that contains an good population of Brown Trout. The creek also periodically stock with rainbow trout. Much of the stream is bordered by private property, but there are some public access areas as well. Make sure that if you go that you do not trespass on private land or leave trash or litter along the stream or parking areas. | ||
| Misc Info: - |
© 1999 - 2015 Angler Guide, All Rights Reserved.