Walleye
Description:
Walleye are a member of the perch family. They are also a 'cousin' the the sauger, which are not found in Utah.Prominent "canine" teeth distinguish this big perch from its smaller cousin, the Yellow Perch. Color is brassy olive buff, sometimes shading to yellowish sides and white beneath. Large, dark blotch at rear base of the first dorsal fin and the lower lobe of tail is white-tipped. The tail is moderately forked.
Utah Lake Walleye
Where to catch Walleye:
- Deer Creek Reservoir
- Jordanelle Reservoir
- Lake Powell
- Starvation Reservoir
- Utah Lake
- Willard Bay
- Yuba Reservoir
Current Regulations:
- Statewide limit: 6 fish
- Specific restrictions on certain waters, including Utah Lake & Deer Creek Reservoir