Provo River - Lower

Provo River - Lower

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About Provo River - Lower

The Lower Provo River, a tailwater below Deer Creek Reservoir, offers world-class fly fishing through scenic Provo Canyon. This productive stretch boasts an estimated 3500 fish per river mile, primarily wild Brown Trout and Rainbow Trout, with many reaching 16-20 inches. Anglers can expect excellent opportunities for both nymphing and dry fly fishing, with sensational Blue Wing Olive hatches and consistent Caddisfly activity providing ample action. The river is easily accessible for wading, and its proximity to world-class lodging and restaurants, just 45 minutes from Salt Lake City International Airport, makes it a convenient destination.

Provo River - Lower Hatch Chart

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Best fishing typically occurs during spring and fall. Check water conditions before heading out.

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Conditions Report

Read tips and insights about recent conditions for Provo River - Lower — gathered from on line sources.

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Water conditions (USGS)

Water conditions for the last 7 days. You can gain insights to fishing activity based on these conditions, like water temperature and flow.

Data sourced from USGS National Water Information System

Access

Easy Access

Seasons

SpringFallSummer

Terrain

CanyonHigh Altitude

Water

Large RiverSpring Fed

Fish Species

Brown Trout

Rainbow Trout

Fishing Styles

Dry FlyNymphing

Methods

Wade Friendly

Float Friendly

Land Ownership

Public Forest Service