Jordanelle Reservoir Fishing Report

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Fishing Report

Jordanelle is about 6,114 feet, down a little from last week, and they've cut the release down the Provo to about 150 CFS. The park's last report had fair to good trout catch rates. Rock Cliff and Ross Creek ramps are still out of the water, so use the main ramp.

Trout are moving shallower as it cools. Troll a white or green tube with a little worm, or shore guys can soak dough bait and crawlers early and late. Smallmouth are slowing down with the colder water. Kokanee are spawning and you can't keep any through November 30.

Hot Species

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Brown Trout

A wary, aggressive trout recognized by its golden-brown body and dark spots. Larger browns often feed heavily on baitfish and are most active in low light.

Rainbow Trout

A widely stocked and naturally reproducing trout known for aggressive feeding, strong runs and its distinctive pink lateral stripe.

Smallmouth Bass

A hard-fighting warm-water predator commonly found around rocky shorelines, points and drop-offs. Smallmouth readily strike soft plastics, crankbaits and streamers.

Kokanee Salmon

A landlocked sockeye salmon found in several Utah reservoirs. Kokanee travel in schools and are commonly targeted by trolling small dodgers, squids and spoons.

Yellow Perch

A schooling fish recognized by its yellow body and dark vertical bars. Yellow perch feed around vegetation and bottom structure and readily take small jigs and bait.