1 month ago · Updated 2 weeks ago
Enterprise Reservoir in southwestern Utah offers anglers a scenic destination for multi-species fishing, with both Upper and Lower Enterprise Reservoirs known for their trout and bass opportunities.
Weekly Catches
The catches below cover the last 7 days.
Rainbow Trout
Recent outings at Upper Enterprise Reservoir have produced several quality Rainbow Trout despite challenging conditions, including a cold north wind and low water levels. Anglers report that while the overall catch rate is lower, the fish landed are of excellent quality, making each catch rewarding for those willing to put in extra effort.
- Three notable Rainbow Trout were landed during a single session.
- Fish were described as "superb," indicating healthy size and condition.
- Low water and wind require persistence; success is possible for patient anglers.
Smallmouth Bass
Anglers have also found success with Smallmouth Bass at Upper Enterprise Reservoir in the past week. While not as numerous as trout, these bass are described as "decent," suggesting solid size and fight. Targeting rocky shorelines and structure increases the chance of connecting with these active fish.
- Multiple Smallmouth Bass caught alongside trout.
- Rocky areas and points are productive spots.
Green Sunfish
Plenty of Green Sunfish have been caught recently, providing steady action for anglers seeking variety. These panfish are abundant and offer a fun option, especially for those fishing with lighter tackle or introducing newcomers to the sport.
- Consistent catches of Green Sunfish reported.
- Accessible from shore and near structure.
Weather & Marine Conditions
Fishing conditions at Upper Enterprise Reservoir have been shaped by a cold north wind and low water levels over the past week. These factors have made fishing more challenging, requiring anglers to adapt their tactics and remain persistent. Despite the weather, quality fish are still being caught, especially by those willing to brave the elements.
Fishing Conditions & Tips
Success at Enterprise Reservoir currently hinges on patience and adaptability. With lower water and wind, fish are less numerous but of higher quality. Anglers are advised to:
- Focus on deeper pools and rocky shorelines for Smallmouth Bass.
- Use persistent casting and slow retrieves to entice Rainbow Trout.
- Try lighter tackle and small baits for Green Sunfish near structure.
- Expect fewer bites but better fish; persistence pays off.
Regulations & Notices
Upper Enterprise Reservoir is subject to Utah's statewide fishing regulations, with specific consumption advisories for certain species. Recent advisories note that Rainbow Trout and Smallmouth Bass from Upper Enterprise Reservoir have elevated mercury levels. For most adults, up to one 8-ounce meal per month of either species is recommended, while pregnant women and children should avoid consumption. Always consult the latest Utah fishing guidebook for current limits and advisories before harvesting fish.
| Species | Recommended Maximum (Adults) | Pregnant Women & Children |
|---|---|---|
| Rainbow Trout | 1 meal/month | Do not eat |
| Smallmouth Bass | 1 meal/month | Do not eat |
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