Kolob Reservoir

Washington - Utah


  • 3 catches

  • 62 followers

  • spots

The reservoir is a popular fishing destination for both local residents and non-residents. In the past, the sport fishery was managed with annual stockings of catchable-size and fingerling rainbow trout as well as fingerling hybrid cutthroat trout and bro...

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Kolob Reservoir Fishing Reports

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  1. tom watson
    - Kolob Reservoir

    Is anyone fishing Kolob (2020)

  2. Isagani Abalos
    - Kolob Reservoir

    25 in. Cutthroat Trout with a Atomic Tube by Berkley

    1. Noah Shapiro 0
      dam nice
    2. Erich Senft 0
      Nice one !
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  3. Joshua Brown
    - Kolob Reservoir

    Not a keeper because of that split limit but a fun catch.

    16 in. Rainbow Trout with a Night Crawler

  4. Brandon Hillman
    - Kolob Reservoir

    Details: 3 lb. 6 oz. 24 in. Rainbow Trout

    1. Joshua Brown 0
      atta guy!

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