🐟 East Canyon Reservoir Fishing Report Today 🎣

5 days ago · Updated 5 days ago

East Canyon Reservoir, located in northern Utah, is a popular destination for anglers seeking a variety of freshwater species in a scenic mountain setting. This report summarizes the most recent evidenced fishing activity and conditions for East Canyon Reservoir.

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Weekly Catches
Weather & Marine Conditions
Fishing Conditions & Tips
Regulations & Notices
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Fishing Spots Map

Weekly Catches

No verified catches in the last 7 or 15 days; the catches below cover the last 21 days.

Harmful Algal Bloom Advisory

As of late August 2025, East Canyon Reservoir is under active monitoring for harmful algal blooms (HABs). While this does not directly report on fish catches, it is a significant condition that may impact both angler activity and fish behavior. Anglers should be aware of posted advisories and exercise caution when fishing or handling fish from affected waters.

Trout

There are no specific reports of trout catches at East Canyon Reservoir within the last 21 days. However, this species is commonly targeted in the reservoir, and the presence of ongoing recreational monitoring suggests continued angler interest. No details on sizes, hotspots, or effective baits have been reported in the available evidence.

Other Species

No recent evidence was found for catches of wiper, smallmouth bass, crappie, or catfish at East Canyon Reservoir within the last 21 days. While these species are known to inhabit the reservoir, the absence of recent catch reports may be related to seasonal patterns, angler effort, or the current water quality advisory.

Weather & Marine Conditions

Recent weather in the region has included periods of warm temperatures and some afternoon thundershowers earlier in September, followed by a drying trend and cooler conditions moving in. These shifts can influence fish activity and angler comfort. The presence of harmful algal blooms is often associated with warm, stable weather and nutrient-rich water, which may persist until significant cooling or precipitation occurs.

Fishing Conditions & Tips

With harmful algal blooms present, anglers should avoid contact with discolored or scummy water and rinse any fish thoroughly before cleaning. Fish may be less active in areas with dense algae, so targeting clearer sections of the reservoir or fishing deeper may improve success. No specific tips regarding baits, lures, or productive depths have been reported for this period.

Regulations & Notices

All statewide Utah fishing regulations remain in effect at East Canyon Reservoir. Anglers should check for any posted advisories or emergency rules at the reservoir, especially related to harmful algal blooms or water quality. No special harvest limits or emergency changes have been announced for this waterbody as of the latest available evidence.