Current Conditions
Releases out of Rockport Reservoir are currently at 23.6 CFS.
The river near Coalville is currently frozen over.
Releases out of Echo Reservoir are currently at .7 CFS.
River flows by Mountain Green are at approximately 66.1 CFS.
The low flows along the entire Weber River are not ideal for fishing. I would recommend angling elsewhere.
Current snowpack in the Weber River Drainage is sitting at 86 percent of average.
Releases out of Rockport Reservoir are currently at 26.6 CFS.
Flows near Coalville are currently around 50.2 CFS.
Releases out of Echo Reservoir are currently at 160 CFS.
River flows by Mountain Green are at approximately 374 CFS.
The low flows along the Interstate 80 stretch of the Weber River are not ideal for fishing. The Interstate 84 stretch of the Weber is currently a lot more appealing. There has been decent midge activity during high pressure. Bring an assortment of midges and sow bugs with you. Don’t be afraid to swing some streamers in the deeper holes and runs as bigger fish might be looking for a bigger meal throughout the Winter months.
Current snowpack in the Weber River Drainage is sitting at 122 percent of average.
Releases out of Rockport Reservoir are currently at 25.1 CFS.
The river is currently frozen over as it enters Echo Reservoir near Coalville.
Releases out of Echo Reservoir are currently at 150 CFS.
River flows by Mountain Green are at approximately 218 CFS.
The low flows along the Interstate 80 stretch of the Weber River are not ideal for fishing. The Interstate 84 stretch of the Weber is currently a lot more appealing. There has been decent midge activity during high pressure. Bring an assortment of midges and sow bugs with you. Don’t be afraid to swing some streamers in the deeper holes and runs as bigger fish might be looking for a bigger meal throughout the Winter months.
Current snowpack in the Weber River Drainage is sitting at 79 percent of average.
Releases out of Rockport Reservoir are currently at 37 CFS.
River flows by Coalville are currently at 42 CFS.
Releases out of Echo Reservoir are currently at 162 CFS.
River flows by Mountain Green are at approximately 231 CFS.
Flows along the Interstate 80 stretch of the Weber have dropped significantly in recent days. Although it is still fishable at this flow, there are better places to go angling. The Interstate 84 stretch of the Weber is currently a lot more appealing. There has been decent midge activity during high pressure. Bring an assortment of midges and sow bugs with you. Don’t be afraid to swing some streamers in the deeper holes and runs as bigger fish might be looker for a bigger meal as Winter sets in.
Please be mindful of spawning brown trout.
