5 days ago · Updated 5 days ago
Tibble Fork Reservoir, nestled in Utah’s American Fork Canyon, is a popular destination for anglers seeking scenic mountain fishing and a variety of trout species. This report summarizes the most recent evidenced catches and conditions for Tibble Fork.
Weekly Catches
No verified catches in the last 7 or 15 days; the catches below cover the last 21 days.
Rainbow Trout
Anglers at Tibble Fork have reported consistent action for rainbow trout over the past three weeks, with most fish caught from shore using nymph and spoon lures. The average length of recent catches is around 7 inches, with some larger specimens noted. Productive areas include the dam and the inlet, especially during early morning and late evening hours.
- Average size: 7 inches
- Effective baits: nymphs, spoons
- Hotspots: dam area, inlet
- Best timing: early morning, late evening
Tiger Trout
Tiger trout have been less frequently caught but are present in Tibble Fork. Recent reports indicate catches averaging 7 inches, primarily on nymph rigs fished near submerged structure. Anglers targeting deeper pockets near the dam have had the most success.
- Average size: 7 inches
- Effective baits: nymph rigs
- Hotspots: deeper pockets near dam
Weather & Marine Conditions
Recent weather at Tibble Fork has featured clear skies and mild temperatures, with daytime highs in the upper 70s and lows in the 50s. Water levels remain stable, and clarity is good, supporting productive fishing conditions. Afternoon winds have been light, but anglers should be prepared for occasional gusts, especially near the dam.
Fishing Conditions & Tips
With flows stable and water clarity high, stealth and light tackle are recommended for success at Tibble Fork. Shore anglers have found that casting nymphs and small spoons near structure and drop-offs yields the best results. Early morning and late evening continue to be the most productive times, as trout are more active and less wary. Waders should approach quietly to avoid spooking fish in shallow areas.
- Use light line and small lures for best results
- Focus on structure and drop-offs
- Fish early or late for increased activity
Regulations & Notices
All Utah statewide fishing regulations apply at Tibble Fork. The daily limit for trout is four, with no more than two cutthroat or tiger trout under 15 inches, and no more than one cutthroat or tiger trout over 22 inches. Anglers are reminded to check the latest guidebook for updates and to practice ethical catch and release where possible to maintain healthy fish populations.
- Daily limit: 4 trout (combined species)
- Cutthroat/tiger trout: max 2 under 15 inches, max 1 over 22 inches
- Review current guidebook for updates
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