Today
91°F
Mostly Sunny
NNW 6 mph · 9% precip
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Today’s verdict
Clear — a big 43°F swing through the day.
239 CFSFlow
68°F+4°Water temp239 CFS is right around its typical level for July — this stretch typically runs 180–394 CFS.
Wading tends to be more manageable at typical flows, but beds shift and cold water saps strength fast — read the water, stay within your limits, and check conditions on-site. You remain responsible for your own safety.
At 68°F, the water is above the trout-stress threshold — consider resting the fish until it cools.
Weather
89°FClear
Wind 5 mph
Sunrise 6:15 AM · Sunset 8:48 PM
Observed (1 hour ago)
NWS / weather.gov · fetched 18:00
Today
91°F
Mostly Sunny
NNW 6 mph · 9% precip
Tonight
54°F
Mostly Clear
NE 1 to 6 mph · 1% precip
Tomorrow
97°F
Sunny
NE 0 to 5 mph · 2% precip
Fly recommendations are paused — water temperature is above 68°F. Don't fish stressed trout — please check on-site before deciding. (current: 68°F)
Conditions are estimates from USGS data. Always assess on-site conditions and use your own judgment.
The gauge near Charleston reads the Middle Provo, the meandering tailwater between Jordanelle and Deer Creek reservoirs that anglers wade for its dense brown and rainbow trout. It carries both flow and water temperature, so the read reflects the tailwater you'll fish. Fly recommendations here are drawn from a single shop report, so the intel runs lighter than on our multi-source rivers.
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Utah tailwater system with upper, middle and lower reaches; the Middle Provo is especially known for technical trout fishing. Target species include Brown and rainbow trout, with occasional cutthroat trout. Excellent public walk-and-wade access, especially on the Middle Provo. Productive timing is Year-round, with spring and fall especially productive and strong winter midge fishing. Major hatches and foods include Midges, BWOs, PMDs, caddis, green drakes and terrestrials. Common approaches are Small nymph rigs, Euro nymphing and precise dries to rising fish. Regulations, access rules and water conditions vary by reach, so anglers should review current agency information and the linked local reports before fishing.
