Jordanelle Reservoir Fishing Report

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Jordanelle sits above Heber at the top of the Middle Provo, a big, deep reservoir with rainbows, browns, smallmouth and perch.

Looking for the latest Jordanelle Reservoir fishing report? This page is updated by the AvidMax fly shop team with current conditions, wind, stocking news and the flies working now at Jordanelle Reservoir.

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Wind forecast

Jordanelle Reservoir fishing report

Updated November 7, 2026.

FishingFairWaterCold, openHatchesMidges

Fall drawdown is under way and the water is cold. Trout are moving shallower along the points and coves.

Strip leeches and small streamers along the drop-offs early and late in the day.

Stocking report

See the Utah DWR fish stocking report for the latest stocking at Jordanelle Reservoir and other Utah waters.

Load your fly box

Before you head to Jordanelle Reservoir, bring: Woolly Bugger #6-10, Mini Leech #8-10, Zebra Midge #16-18, Sparkle Minnow #6, Balanced Leech #10-12, Balanced Bou Leech #10-12, Slump Buster #6-8, Egg #12-14, Scud Bomb #12-16, Clouser Minnow #2-6.

Flies working right now

The flies above that we have in stock right now.

Jordanelle Reservoir lake details

AccessJordanelle State Park at Hailstone and Rock Cliff, off US-40 and State Route 32.
ElevationAbout 6,200 ft
Nearest townHeber City, Utah
Best seasonSpring and fall
FishRainbows, browns, smallmouth bass and perch
RegulationsCheck the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources fishing guidebook for current rules. A Utah fishing license is required for anglers 12 and older.
Leaders and tippet9 ft leaders, 4X tippet
Ice fishingSome ice fishing in cold winters.
CampingJordanelle State Park campgrounds
KidsYes. Easy shoreline access at the state park.
Good to knowVery busy with boats in summer.

Fishing by season

Winter

Ice fishing in cold winters.

Spring

Ice-off and spring trout.

Summer

Smallmouth and deep trout.

Fall

Trout move shallow.

How to get there

From Salt Lake City, take I-80 east to US-40 and follow it south to the Hailstone exit.

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