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Yuba Reservoir (Sevier Bridge Reservoir)

Yuba Reservoir
Yuba Reservoir
Map of Yuba Reservoir
Map of Yuba Reservoir

Description:

Current Conditions:

Last checked for updates: 12/8/2013

Day-Use: 
Open
Surface: 
Open
Launch Ramp: 
Open
Campground: 
Partially Open
High Temp: 
30's
Low Temp: 
10's
Water Temp: 
40's
Water Level: 
39% full and rising for right now
Fishing Conditions: 
Fish is hot for Northern Pike. Fisherman are still caughting some great size pike.
Other Information: 
All the buoys have been removed. Watch where you are boating and watch you depth espicially south of Painted Rocks.

A 22  and 19 pound Northern pike were caught recently!!

All dock have been removed. The water is shut off in all the campgrounds. The Oasis Dump station and a freeze less hydrant behind the office is the only water on in the park.

The flush restrooms are closed for the season and will be opened in April.  However the vault toilets are open and will remain open year round.  The electricity in the Oasis and Painted Rocks Campgrounds is available round.  You can also make a reservation for the cabins in the Oasis Campground year round.                                                                                                                                                                                   The Lake still has open water.  Boaters are still coming out and fishing.  The Oasis and Painted Rocks areas will remain open all year.  The Beaches and Eagle View camping areas are closed for the season, they will open up Spring 2014.

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:

Current Regulations:

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.