Yuba Reservoir (Sevier Bridge Reservoir)
Description:
- Elevation: 4,978 ft.
- Surface Area: 10,905 acres
- Volume Capacity: 236,145 acre-feet
- Max. Depth: 74 ft.
- Avg. Depth: 21.3 ft.
Current Conditions:
Last checked for updates: 4/5/2020
Current Conditions
Day Use and Camping
Boating
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- Docks at Yuba store is closed for the season. The Docks at Yuba has boats, PWC’s and other water toys available for rent. They also have food, clothing and other items for sale. To make a reservation call 435-590-9905
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- Gates Close at 10 pm Friday and Saturday night and open at 7 am.
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- Quiet Hours are from 10 pm to 7 am ever night. That means no music, generators, or excessive noise.
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- Dogs have to be on a leash at all times or contained in a dog pen area.
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- NO GLASS CONTAINER OF ANY KIND ON THE BEACHES.
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- Citations will be issued for all these violations.
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- OHV speed on all road ways in the park is 15 mph.
- Make a reservation to guarantee you a campsite. They can be made up to two day in advance and the phone number is 800-322-3770
Updated 3/19/2020
Yuba Reservoir is located approximately 30 miles south of Nephi, just off I-15 on the east side of the freeway. It is located in a long, narrow valley between the Valley Mountains and the San Pitch Mountains, between Gunnison and I-15.
The reservoir shoreline is about 50% privately owned, with BLM comprising the remaining 50%. Public access is unrestricted.
Fish Species:
- Carp
- Channel Catfish (may no longer be present)
- Fathead Minnows
- Northern Pike
- Rainbow Trout
- Tiger Trout
- Utah Sucker
- Walleye
- Yellow Perch
Current Regulations:
- Anglers must release all Yellow Perch (this is to allow the population to rebound after draining the reservoir)
- Statewide Trout/Salmon/Grayling limit: 4 fish (in the aggregate)
- Two poles may be used if a 2-pole permit is purchased
- Special Walleye Restrictions apply (see proclamation)
Fishing Tips:
Directions:
Yuba Reservoir is accessible from many points on U-28 north of Gunnison, as well as from old US-91 north of Scipio. Northern accesses are favored because the south end of the reservoir is often shallow or dry. Old US-91 passes by Yuba Lake State Park, near the dam. Exit I-15 at exit #202?(old exit number) and go south, or exit at #188 (Scipio), and take the frontage road on the west side of the freeway which intersects old US-91 via an underpass a few miles north of Scipio.
There are numerous accesses along U-28 from about 15 miles south of Levan (Painted Rocks access) to near Fayette. Access is also possible from a network of unpaved roads on the west side of the reservoir.
