Current Flows: 25 CFS
Last Updated: March 2026

The Weber River through Park City and Wanship remains extremely low, with flows hovering around 25 cubic feet per second. These conditions continue to make the Middle Weber River a challenging and sensitive fishery.

Quick Fishing Report Summary

  • Flow: 25 CFS
  • Conditions: Very low water
  • Best Flies: Midges & sow bugs (small sizes)
  • Recommendation: Consider fishing the Provo River instead

Current Conditions on the Middle Weber

Low flows are limiting available holding water, and trout are concentrated in deeper pockets. This makes fish more cautious and susceptible to pressure.

Anglers visiting the Park City and Wanship area should strongly consider alternative fisheries like the nearby Provo River, which is currently offering more consistent fishing.

If You Decide to Fish

If you’re set on fishing the Middle Weber River, success will come from targeting the right water:

  • Faster riffles with better oxygen
  • Deeper pools and defined runs
  • Areas with consistent current

Productive Flies

Midges (Sizes 22–24)

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Sow Bugs (Sizes 20–24)

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Go light on tippet, extend your leader, and focus on clean, natural drifts.

Middle Weber River Outlook

Until flows increase, the Middle Weber River near Park City and Wanship will remain a technical option best suited for patient anglers. For those looking for more action, shifting to the Provo River is still the better call.

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Lower Weber River Fishing Report – Henefer & Morgan, Utah

Current Flows: 0.70 CFS
Last Updated: March 2026

The Lower Weber River near Henefer and Morgan is holding steady around 0.70 CFS, which is typical for this time of year. While flows are low, anglers are still finding success by focusing on key sections of the river.

Quick Fishing Report Summary

  • Flow: 0.70 CFS
  • Best Flies: Midges & sow bugs
  • Hatches: Early afternoon BWO activity
  • Best Area: Below Lost Creek confluence

Where to Fish on the Lower Weber

Conditions remain unchanged, and anglers should continue to avoid the stretch below Echo Reservoir, where water is not flowing.

Instead, concentrate your efforts below the Lost Creek confluence, where flows are consistent and fish are actively feeding.

What’s Working

The Lower Weber River is still producing on small, natural patterns fished subsurface.

Midges (Sizes 22–25)

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Sow Bugs (Sizes 18–22)

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Fishing these flies through deeper runs and seams will give you the best shot at consistent hookups.

BWO Hatch Activity

We’re continuing to see Blue-Winged Olive (BWO) hatches in the early afternoon, creating opportunities for anglers to switch things up and target fish feeding higher in the water column.

Lower Weber River Outlook

Even with seasonal low flows, the Lower Weber River near Henefer and Morgan remains a viable option for anglers willing to fish smart and focus on productive water. For those visiting Park City or Northern Utah, this stretch can still provide a solid day on the river.

For anglers looking for guided fly fishing near Park City, Utah, book a trip with Wild Utah Fly Fishing and get dialed in on both the Provo and Weber Rivers. 🎣

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