Scofield Reservoir
New Tiger Trout State Record caught at Scofield Reservoir in 2012!
Description:
- Current Water Level: 31%full - Last Updated August 15, 2007
- Elevation: 7,618 ft.
- Surface Area: 2,815 acres
- Volume Capacity: 73,600 acre-feet
- Max. Depth: 66 ft.
- Avg. Depth: 26 ft.
Current Conditions:
Last checked for updates: 1/27/2021
Current Conditions
Ice is Never 100% Safe! — Do not judge ice safety on thickness alone. Ice does not form or maintain a uniform thickness. Snow, wind, slush, temperature, and other factors can cause ice thickness and strength to vary greatly, even within inches. Recreate on ice at your own risk and verify ice thickness as you head out. Click here to learn more ice safety tips.
Scofield Reservoir is one of Utah's most popular trout fisheries, second only to the world famous Strawberry Reservoir . Scofield offers excellent fishing year-round (ice fishing in the winter) both from the bank as well as from a boat. It is much easier to fish Scofield from the shore than it is at lakes like Strawberry or Jordanelle Reservoirs.
Tiger Trout were introduced to Scofield Reservoir in early 2005, so by now they are reaching catchable size. Although they will be fairly small this year, they are beautiful fish and will provide plenty of angler enjoyment. Make sure to release these beautiful fish so that they can grow even bigger.
Fish Species:
Current Regulations:
- Statewide Trout Limit - 4 fish (in the aggregate)
Fishing Tips:
Fly fishermen do extremely well here fishing from float tubes and pontoon boats. Some flies that work very well are olive, brown or black wooly buggers or leech patterns, nymphs such as pheasant tails, or at times dry flies as well.
Bait fishermen do well with Powerbait©, worms or small whole minnows.
Trollers often do very well as well, using rapalas, flatfish, needlefish, wedding rings and many other trolling lures.
