Pineview Reservoir

Published: Nov 1, 2018Updated: Aug 26, 2024

Species

Crappie

Season

Summer (Current)

5 Fishing Reports

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Pineview Reservoir Overview

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Fishing Reports

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Shawn
Bronze Ambassador
11/4/23
- Species
  Muskie
- Season
  Winter
- Technique
  Finesse Hair Jigs
- Structure
  Docks
Yak Fish Utah
Gold Ambassador
6/15/22
- Species
  Largemouth Bass
- Season
  Spring (Spawn)
- Technique
  Drop Shot
- Structure
  Rip Rap
Fished both days of the KBF Trail at Pineview Reservoir in Utah and unfortunately did not do well day one, but day two I figured out a pattern that worked and took home 8th. The fish were bedding, but unfortunately the weather was not cooperating to allow me to sight fish. So I went with my trusty blind bed technique...a drop shot with the bait only about 4" off the weight. This keeps the bait low and in the fish's face. I caught just shy of 20 fish, but unfortunately only managed to find 4 that were keepers. Though I won't complain as I was the largest non-limit, and there were only seven limits.
Andycache
Silver Ambassador
1/6/23
- Species
  Crappie
- Season
  Winter
- Technique
  Ice Fishing Jigs
- Structure
  Humps
- Forage
  Insects
- Water Temperature
  36°
Hands down best ice fishing destination in the state in terms of consistency, quality, and quantity. Everywhere else in the state the fishing will slow down as the season goes on besides Pineview. Best fishing starts 30 minutes before sunset and last all the way till sometimes 4 am in the morning. There is also a morning bite from 6 am till 8 am. Key is to find 30-45 feet of water. It is best to use apps like Navionics to see where the humps are because crappie move up and down these mud humps all night long. I highly recommend you have a spring bobber at the end of your rod because there are nights were it’s all up bites and it’s barely noticeable. Tip the ultra light rippin rap or spoons with one or two wax worms and make sure you are above the school of crappie. The trick is to keep moving your bait 3-4 feet above once you notice a crappie coming for it. Pause and usually the crappie will hit it immediately without hesitation. This technique works with spoons too and some nights they may want one or the other. Repeat this technique and I guarantee you will limit out in under an hour.