Utah Fishing Report
Otter Creek Reservoir Sponsored by
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| Date | 18-Nov-09 | |
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: OTTER CREEK RESERVOIR - (November 17) The water level is rising. Docks and buoys have been removed from the state park. Fishing has been slow to fair but should improve with cooler weather. Fall fishing is usually good to excellent as fish cruise the shallows feeding. Reported by: Utah D.W.R |
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Otter Creek
flows between the Sevier plateau and the Parker Range, creating a long narrow
lake in the valley. Year-round fishing and boating on the 3,120-acre reservoir
are the park's featured activities. Camping and picnicking units, modern rest rooms with hot showers, fish cleaning
and sewage disposal stations, boat launching ramp and courtesy docks are
available. Directions: Travel east 11 miles on State Route 62 from the junction of US 89 and State Route 62. Where State Route 62 turns north, continue east for one-half mile on State Route 22. ANTIMONY CREEK, Garfield County. This clear, cold-water stream is located southeast of Otter Creek Reservoir and the town of Antimony. The fishable portion is located on the Dixie National Forest. It is accessible by dirt road from the mouth of the canyon for several miles and then becomes accessible by foot trail along most of its length. It is populated primarily with wild rainbow trout, although the lower section contains some brown trout. |
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