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Weber River Sponsored by
Date 20-Mar-24
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Conditions : WEBER RIVER: Fishing forecast (March through June): Fish numbers are very good in the river right now. Spring fishing can be some of the best fishing of the year but also some of the most frustrating. In early April, Bonneville cutthroat trout will be staging to spawn in smaller tributaries. Any cutthroat trout you catch, from Great Salt Lake to Echo Reservoir, must be immediately released. On colder days, midges and smaller nymphs are usually the best bet if you’re fly fishing. On warmer days, streamers and even dry flies will take trout. To catch fish, you may have to use different fly presentations on the same day. Small nymphs of midges, sow bugs, caddisflies and mayflies also work well. Streamers in various colors are also a good bet. If you’re spin fishing, spinners, jigs or crankbaits can be used to target trout. As the snow melts, water levels and colors will change daily throughout the drainage. Fish will move into slower flows, so using artificial baits that create vibration will work better. If regulations allow, nightcrawlers are also a good option.

Reported by: Utah D.W.R


Species Hatches: Patterns Lures & Spinners
  • Brown Trout
  • Cutthroat Trout
  • Mountain Whitefish
  • Rainbow Trout

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About: - About the Upper Weber River: (I-80 bridge upstream to Echo Reservoir) There is excellent fishing opportunities. Brown trout and mountain whitefish fishing is good in this section.  The Weber River receives a large amount of angling pressure but is able to sustain that pressure and maintain a good fishery.


Location:: Between Coalville and Wanship, Utah at approximately 5700 feet in elevation. (Camping is not permitted along this stretch of the river.)
Stream length: 10.0 miles
Average Flow: The Weber River is a highly regulated river with many dams and diversions for water storage and irrigation. Water flows are frequently reduced. No minimum flows.
Maximum water temperature: Mid 60s F
Productivity: The Weber River is maintained by natural reproduction and has good productivity.
Fishing available: Artificial flies and lures.


Land ownership: 100% private.
Access: Fair, the Division of Wildlife Resources has obtained fishing access from various landowners, watch for signs.

Lower Weber River: 10 miles east of Ogden, Utah.
Stream length: 10.0 miles
Elevation: Approximately 4,920 feet
Average Flow (minimum flow): The Weber River is a highly regulated river with many dams and diversions for water storage and irrigation. Water flows are frequently reduced flows. No minimum flow.
Fishing available: Bait, fly, and lures.
Angler pressure: The Weber River receives a large amount of angling pressure but is able to sustain that pressure and maintain a good fishery.
Accommodations: No camping is permitted along this stretch of the river. Accommodations can be found in Ogden.
Land ownership: The majority of this section of river is on private land with some Division of Wildlife Resources land.
Access: The Division of Wildlife Resources has obtained some angler access to some of the private land in this section of the river. Watch for signs.

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