Idaho Fish Report
Porcupine Reservoir Fishing Report
by Utah Division of Wildlife
12-4-2025
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Rainbow trout were stocked in spring 2025. To target rainbow trout, tip small ice flies or tube jigs with waxworms or nightcrawlers, and fish them 5–10 feet below the ice in 20–40 feet of water. For brown trout and splake, jig actively with jigging raps and tube jigs tipped with cut bait, such as Utah chub, Utah sucker or mountain sucker. Anglers are encouraged to review the Utah State Parks ice safety guide.
More Reports
Utah Division of Wildlife Resources Reports
for Thursday, December 4th, 2025
Bear Lake: What anglers can expect at Bear Lake this winter will depend on whether the lake freezes over or not
Birch Creek Reservoir: Tiger trout and rainbow trout were stocked in Birch Creek Reservoir again in 2025
Blacksmith Fork River: Brown trout numbers are dense in the Blacksmith Fork River
Causey Reservoir: Causey Reservoir Fishing Forecast
East Canyon Reservoir: Early season ice conditions can fluctuate at East Canyon before the ice stabilize
Echo Reservoir: Rainbow trout were stocked in the fall and should be abundant throughout the ice fishing season
Holmes Creek Reservoir: Still plenty of fish to be had whether the pond is open water or covered with ice
Hyrum Reservoir & State Park: Rainbow trout were stocked in the fall and should be abundant throughout the ice fishing season
Kaysville Ponds: Kaysville Ponds Fishing Forecast
Logan River: Logan River Fishing Forecast
Lost Creek Reservoir: Road access at Lost Creek will vary depending on the time of year and the frequency of snow storms
Mantua Reservoir: Mantua Reservoir Fishing Forecast
Meadow Creek Pond: Trout stocking has ended for the year, but there are still plenty of fish to be had
Ogden River: The Ogden River below Pineview Dam has a robust population of brown trout
Pineview Reservoir: Ice fishing at Pineview Reservoir can be rewarding for the entire family
The cooler water temperature is drawing both lake trout and cutthroat trout into shallower water
Bear Lake
11-17-2025
Current conditions: The surface water temperature is about 51 degrees. The cooler water temperature is drawing both lake trout and cutthroat...... Read More