🐟 Mantua Fishing Report Today 🎣

2 weeks ago · Updated 2 weeks ago

Located in northern Utah, Mantua Reservoir 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 Mantua.

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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.

Trout

Recent activity at Mantua Reservoir has included reports of rainbow trout being caught, though specific sizes and numbers have not been detailed in the available evidence. Anglers targeting trout have been focusing on shoreline areas and using a variety of baits.

Effective baits reported include PowerBait and worms.
Shore fishing has been productive, especially during early morning and late evening hours.

Largemouth Bass

There is evidence of largemouth bass activity at Mantua Reservoir within the last three weeks, with anglers reporting catches from both boat and shore. While specific weights or lengths are not provided, the presence of active bass has been noted.

Popular lures include soft plastics and spinnerbaits.
Fishing near submerged structure and along the weed lines has yielded the best results.

Bluegill

Bluegill have been reported as active, with anglers catching them in shallow areas around the reservoir. These panfish are a favorite for families and provide steady action.

Best baits include worms and small jigs.
Fishing near docks and along the edges of weed beds has been productive.

Weather & Marine Conditions

Recent weather in the Mantua area has been typical for early fall, with cool mornings and mild afternoons. Winds have been generally light, but anglers should remain alert for sudden changes, especially in the afternoon. Water clarity remains good, though some floating vegetation has been reported near the shoreline.

Fishing Conditions & Tips

With water temperatures gradually cooling, fish activity has shifted to shallower areas, especially during the early and late parts of the day. Anglers are advised to use lighter tackle and natural presentations for trout and bluegill, while those targeting largemouth bass should focus on structure and use slow-moving baits.

Early morning and late evening continue to be the most productive times for all species.
Adjust bait size and color to match local forage and water clarity.

Regulations & Notices

The current daily limit at Mantua Reservoir is 4 trout (including kokanee salmon, combined total), with no more than 2 cutthroat trout under 15 inches and no more than 1 cutthroat trout over 22 inches. Anglers are reminded to consult the latest Utah Fishing Guidebook for any emergency changes or updates before heading out.

All other statewide rules remain in effect for Mantua Reservoir.
Be sure to properly identify trout species to comply with slot and possession limits.