Fishing
Cool streams descend from rugged snowcapped mountains, feeding shimmering lakes or pausing in reservoirs where trout reach trophy proportions. Throughout the year anglers gear up in pursuit of experiences on waters that measure up to their passion. In fact, Utah has more than 1,000 fishable lakes and numerous fishing streams.
Explore Fishing Destinations
World-Class and Trophy Destinations
In Utah, these fishing holes are the places visitors from around the world come to experience.
Local Favorites
Check out favorite spots for local anglers across the state — all off-the-beaten-path, all full of fish.
Fishing Scenic Paradise
From high mountain lakes to the alpine wilderness above Southern Utah's red rock, these are the most scenic places to catch a fish.
Planning Resources
You don’t need to be an expert or have expensive gear to enjoy fishing in Utah, but you do need a fishing license. Visit the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources website for information about purchasing a license.
Fishing with bait is allowed at most Utah fisheries, but there are some special regulations to note in certain locations; make sure to check for special regulations on waters you plan to fish during a trip.
- Buy a Utah fishing license
- Fishing regulations in Utah
- Guides and outfitters search
Top Rivers
Top Still Waters
Top Fishing Basecamps
Follow an Itinerary
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- Pristine Panguitch Lake
- High-elevation Boulder Mountain
- Scenic Fish Lake
