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Southeastern Fishing Report listed below:
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ABAJO MOUNTAINS: (December 21) Conservation Officer Dennis Shumway reports that Monticello and Foy reservoirs are frozen. The lower elevation reservoirs in the Blanding area still have open water. Very few San Juan County residents have been fishing.
ACADEMY MILL RESERVOIR: (December 21) The reservoir has frozen, but you’ll need a snow machine to access the water.
BLUE LAKE: (December 21) The lake has frozen, but you’ll need a snow machine to access the water.
CARBON COUNTY COMMUNITY FISHING POND: (December 21) The pond is frozen, but we haven’t received any reports on ice thickness or angler success.
CLEVELAND RESERVOIR: (December 21) The reservoir has iced over, but we haven’t had any reports on ice thickness.
DUCK FORK RESERVOIR: (December 21) The reservoir has frozen, but you’ll need a snow machine to access the water.
ELECTRIC LAKE: (December 21) As of Dec. 14, the lake was open water with some ice forming around the edges.
FERRON CREEK: (December 21) The creek has iced over, but you’ll need a snow machine to access the water.
FERRON RESERVOIR: (December 21) The reservoir has frozen, but you’ll need a snow machine to access the water.
GIGLIOTTI POND: (December 21) The pond has frozen, but we haven’t had any reports on ice thickness.
GOOSEBERRY RESERVOIR: (December 21) The reservoir has frozen, but we haven’t had any reports on fishing or ice thickness.
GRASSY LAKE: (December 21) The lake is frozen, but we haven’t had any reports on fishing or ice thickness.
HUNTINGTON CREEK: (December 21) There haven’t been any fish in the creek since the Seeley Fire. The creek may not be stocked until the tributaries stabilize and stop draining ash into the creek.
HUNTINGTON GAME FARM POND: (December 21) The pond is frozen, but we haven’t had any reports on fishing or ice thickness.
HUNTINGTON NORTH RESERVOIR: (January 04) Conservation Officer J.D. Abbott talked with one group of anglers on Jan. 1. They were catching quite a few rainbow trout on small jigs tipped with worms. Conservation Officer Devin Christensen talked with anglers who had good luck with Berkley Gulp minnows (the dark-over-light color pattern).
HUNTINGTON RESERVOIR: (December 21) The reservoir is frozen, but we haven’t had any reports on fishing or ice thickness.
JOES VALLEY RESERVOIR: (January 04) On Jan.1, Conservation Officer J.D. Abbott interviewed two groups of anglers. One reported good fishing. The other said fishing was slow. The group who reported good fishing was using tube jigs tipped with chub meat.
LA SAL MOUNTAINS: (December 21) The mountain lakes are frozen, but you’ll need a snow machine to access them. The water level at Kens Lake is extremely low. Expect slow fishing.
LOWER FISH CREEK: (December 21) The creek banks have frozen. We haven’t had any recent fishing reports. Expect fair fishing.
LOWER GREEN RIVER: (December 21) The river is open water. We haven’t had any recent fishing reports. Expect fair fishing.
MILLER FLAT RESERVOIR: (December 21) The reservoir is frozen, but we haven’t had any reports on fishing or ice thickness.
PETES HOLE: (December 21) The lake is frozen, but we haven’t had any reports on fishing or ice thickness. You’ll need a snow machine to access the water.
POTTERS PONDS: (December 21) The ponds are frozen, but we haven’t had any reports on fishing or ice thickness.
RIGHT FORK OF HUNTINGTON CREEK: (December 21) There haven’t been any fish in the creek since the Seeley Fire.
SCOFIELD RESERVOIR: (January 04) Fishing success has been sporadic. The catch is always best in the morning from 7 a.m. until 11 a.m. After that, success drops significantly. Most anglers have been jigging just off the bottom, while a few have fished elsewhere in the water column. Ice anglers have been widely distributed across the reservoir. No specific location has been noted for producing the most fish. Anglers have been using a variety of ice flies, jigs, tube jigs and spoons tipped with bait. Popular baits have included chub and minnow meat, worms, mealworms and wax worms. Some anglers have been using attractors (such as Kastmasters) about 18 inches above the end tackle. Good jig colors have been chartreuse and white. Waterproof boots are highly recommended. The wind usually picks up in the afternoon. Ice shelters are recommended. The first day of the Trifishalon took place at Scofield on Dec. 29. The winner was Greg Young of West Valley City. His rainbow trout measured 16.75 inches. On the day of the tournament, there were several layers of ice, slush and even open water.
SOUP BOWL: (December 21) The pond is frozen, but you’ll need a snow machine to access the water. We haven’t had any recent fishing reports. Expect slow fishing.
STRAIGHT CANYON CREEK: (December 21) Conditions are icy and dangerous. We recommend that you don’t attempt to access the creek or fish from the bank.
WILLOW LAKE: (December 21) The lake has iced over, but we haven’t had any reports on fishing or ice thickness.
WRIGLEY SPRINGS RESERVOIR: (December 21) The reservoir is frozen, but we haven’t had any reports on fishing or ice thickness
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