Weber River Fishing Report

Spring is almost here and the days are much warmer than they have been. This has been making the fish a whole lot happier. Above Rockport Reservoir, the Weber is beginning to open up and flow around 75 CFS, but the daytime heat is causing snow to melt and the river to become cloudy with runoff as the day progresses. Water releases from Rockport Reservoir are at 175 CFS. By Coalville the river is flowing at 251 CFS. Below Echo Reservoir the Weber is flowing at 275 CFS. The river is flowing at 348 CFS along I 84 near Mountain Green and at 497 CFS once it gets to Ogden. Current snowpack in the Weber River Drainage is sitting at 91 percent of normal.

Flows along the Weber River are great for fishing right now, making it a viable option to sneak away from the crowds on the Provo River. You might not see a midge hatch or Baetis hatch as thick as you can find elsewhere, but you will find a lot more solitude.

If you are fishing the Weber, bring sow bugs (16-18), zebra midges (18-22), other assorted midges (18-24), Baetis nymphs (18-20), caddis larva (16-18), and some small streamers like a Zonker or Sculpzilla in white, olive, or black.

Weber River Fishing Report

March is here and the days are much warmer than they have been. This has been making the fish a whole lot happier. Above Rockport Reservoir, the Weber is beginning to open up, but the daytime heat is causing snow to melt and the river to become cloudy with runoff throughout the day. Water releases from Rockport Reservoir are at 66.4 CFS. By Coalville the river is flowing at 100 CFS. Below Echo Reservoir the Weber is flowing at .99 CFS. The river is flowing at 86.9 CFS along I 84 near Mountain Green and at 111 CFS once it gets to Ogden. Current snowpack in the Weber River Drainage is sitting at 97 percent of normal.

Flows along the Weber River are still low, but at the most fishable level that we have seen in quite some time making it a viable option to sneak away from the crowds on the Provo River. You might not see a midge hatch as thick as you can find elsewhere, but you will find a lot more solitude.

If you are fishing the Weber, bring sow bugs (16-18), zebra midges (18-22), other assorted midges (20-26), caddis larva (16-18) and some small streamers like a Zonker or Sculpzilla in white, olive, or black.

Weber River Fishing Report

Above Rockport Reservoir, most of the Weber has frozen over and is covered in snow. Water releases from Rockport Reservoir are at 69.1 CFS. By Coalville the river is flowing at 94.5 CFS. Below Echo Reservoir the Weber is flowing at .99 CFS. The river is flowing at 72.3 CFS along I 84 near Mountain Green and at 94.4 CFS once it gets to Ogden. Current snowpack in the Weber River Drainage is sitting at 110 percent of normal.

Flows along the Weber River are still low, but at the most fishable level that we have seen in quite some time making it a viable option to sneak away from the crowds on the Provo River.

If you are fishing the Weber, bring sow bugs (16-18), zebra midges (18-22), other assorted midges (20-26), caddis larva (16-18) and some small streamers like a Zonker or Sculpzilla in white, olive, or black.

Weber River Fishing Report

Above Rockport, most of the Weber has frozen over. Water releases from Rockport Reservoir are at 25.1 CFS. By Coalville the river has frozen over. Below Echo the Weber is flowing at .9 CFS. The river is flowing at 46 CFS along I 84 and at 69 CFS once it gets to Ogden. Current snowpack in the Weber River Drainage is sitting at 107 percent of normal. With the low flows along the Interstate 80 stretch and the Upper Weber being frozen, my recommendation is that if you are going to fish the Weber, fish it down by Mountain Green..

If you are fishing the Weber, bring sow bugs (16-18), zebra midges (18-22), other assorted midges (20-26), and some small streamers (white, olive, or black).