Water report · Willard Bay
Last reading 35 hours ago: below normal for late October. Above 10% of past October 30s on record.
Updated 1:00 AM MDT, Oct 30
It is back where it was on Oct 25.
Over the last 30 days, Willard Bay held between 4,197.51 and 4,216.75 ft, lowest on Oct 19 and highest on Oct 1.
That is 19.24 ft lower than on Oct 1.
Over the last 90 days, Willard Bay held between 4,197.50 and 4,217.00 ft, lowest on Aug 31 and highest on Sep 25.
That is 18.98 ft lower than on Aug 2.
Over the last 12 months, Willard Bay held between 4,197.50 and 4,217.57 ft, lowest on Aug 31 and highest on May 2.
That is 16.46 ft lower than on Oct 30.
No member has posted conditions here lately. The gauge says what the water is doing; an angler who was standing in it says what that felt like.
Post a reportBureau of Reclamation station 512, Willard Bay Reservoir and Arthur V Watkins Dam. Reclamation publishes a day or two behind, so the date beside the reading is the date of record, not today. Readings describe the reservoir at the gauge; a shallow arm miles upstream will not match them.
Readings come from Bureau of Reclamation station 512, Willard Bay Reservoir and Arthur V Watkins Dam. It reports reservoir elevation. Reclamation publishes daily and runs a day or two behind. Readings describe the reservoir at the gauge; a shallow arm miles upstream will not match them.
The gauge is half the picture. The other half is what came out of the water: verified catches, the current record, and the anglers holding it.
See the Willard Bay record bookFishing here? Keep a free catch log and compete with anglers on this water. Your exact fishing spot stays private.
Log your catch at Willard BayAnglers must hold a valid fishing license for the state they're fishing. Always follow your local fishing rules and regulations. Handle fish with speed and care: wet hands, minimal air time, quick release.
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