Stocking report
DWR stocked 5 waters this week · updated every 2 hoursThis weekOct 11 – Oct 17 · 1 plant
Earlierthe previous month · 6 plants
Green River (below Flaming Gorge)cutbow (cutthroat × rainbow hybrid)11 stockings this year6,018Fish7.32″LengthSep 29StockedGreen River (below Flaming Gorge)cutbow (cutthroat × rainbow hybrid)11 stockings this year6,018Fish7.32″LengthSep 28StockedFish Lakecutbow (cutthroat × rainbow hybrid)56 stockings this year10,908Fish6.27″LengthSep 3StockedFish Lakecutbow (cutthroat × rainbow hybrid)56 stockings this year9,935Fish6.04″LengthSep 3StockedFish Lakecutbow (cutthroat × rainbow hybrid)56 stockings this year5,070Fish6.04″LengthSep 3StockedFish Lakecutbow (cutthroat × rainbow hybrid)56 stockings this year4,094Fish6.27″LengthSep 3Stocked
One water’s stocking history
Every DWR plant since 2002, by month, on the water’s own page — with a “best time to fish” read built from it.
Source: Utah Division of Wildlife Resources stocking report, pulled every two hours. Fish typically bite best 2–10 days after stocking once they acclimate. Community ponds get catchable rainbows on a rolling basis in the cool months, reservoirs get their big spring and fall plants, and the Uinta and Boulder Mountain high lakes are stocked by air once ice-free — the fishing calendar shows which waters are historically stocked each month. Waters without a link aren’t in our registry yet.