Current Conditions
Current snowpack in the Weber Ogden drainage is sitting at 63 percent of normal.
Releases out of Rockport reservoir are currently at 23.6 CFS
Releases out of Echo reservoir are currently at .52 CFS.
I do not recommend fishing the Weber at these flows.
Pray for snow!
Current snowpack in the Weber Ogden drainage is sitting at 63 percent of normal.
Releases out of Rockport reservoir are currently at 25.1 CFS
Releases out of Echo reservoir are currently at .78 CFS.
I do not recommend fishing the Weber at these flows.
Pray for snow!
As of May 21, the Governor of the State of Utah has moved from the State’s risk management from the Moderate Risk Category of COVID-19 response to a Low Risk Category. There are still certain areas that are in the Moderate Risk Category. Please practice social distancing while recreating and traveling around outdoors. More information can be found here: https://coronavirus.utah.gov/utahs-health-guidance-system/
Morgan, Weber, and Summit County have all moved to the same Low Risk Guidelines that the Governor has put into effect.
Spring is here and the days are much warmer and longer than they have been.
Above Rockport Reservoir, flows are around 177 CFS, but be mindful that the daytime heat can cause snow to melt and the river to become cloudy with runoff as the day progresses. Water releases from Rockport Reservoir are at 185 CFS. By Coalville the river is flowing at 98.3 CFS. Below Echo Reservoir the Weber is flowing at 409 CFS. The river is flowing at 197 CFS along I 84 near Mountain Green and at 106 CFS once it gets to Ogden. These flows are pretty good for some quality angling. Current snowpack in the Weber River Drainage is sitting at 24 percent of normal.
Midge, Caddis, and a few remaining Baetis are around, Yellow Sallies and PMD’s are just around the corner.
If you are going to try and fish the Weber, bring some Peacock Caddis (16-18), X Caddis (16-18), 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.
As of May 1, the Governor of the State of Utah has moved from the State’s risk management from the High Risk Category of COVID-19 response to a Moderate Risk Category. There are still A LOT of restrictions in place, but we are allowed to move about a little bit more freely. More information can be found here: https://coronavirus-download.utah.gov/Health/Phased%20Health%20Guidelines%20V4.0.1.pdf
Certain areas are on a stricter lockdown than others and out of state travel is strongly discouraged.
Morgan, Weber, and Summit County have all moved to the same Moderate Risk Guidelines that the Governor has put into effect.
Spring is here and the days are much warmer than they have been.
Above Rockport Reservoir, the Weber is beginning to open up and flows are around 437 CFS, but be mindful that the daytime heat can cause snow to melt and the river to become cloudy with runoff as the day progresses. Water releases from Rockport Reservoir are at 25.1 CFS. By Coalville the river is flowing at 68.5 CFS. Unfortunately, the current release is a little low for quality angling. Below Echo Reservoir the Weber is flowing at 68.9 CFS. The river is flowing at 901 CFS along I 84 near Mountain Green and at 702 CFS once it gets to Ogden. These flows are a little high for quality angling. Current snowpack in the Weber River Drainage is sitting at 65 percent of normal.
Unfortunately, the current flows on the Weber are not ideal for angling. With that being said, Mother’s Day Caddis are right around the corner. Once flows are more ideal, be ready for some great fishing on the Weber.
If you are going to try and fish 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.