Points, coves, shelves and islands are prime top water habitat but the real key is to get there early, before the sun hits the water. When the sun tops the ridge, then search out shade on the west side of structure to prolong the bite. When the sun is on the water go deeper with soft plastic for the rest of the day until shadows form signaling the nightly top water feeding ritual. Water level is dropping. Try powerbait or worms.
Access is now possible to all lakes on the mountain.
Little Reservoir has been stocked, the higher lakes will be stocked this month. Fair fishing at most spots. Water levels are low. Try small plastic single-tail grubs for the smallmouth and green sunfish, or rig up a float above a small piece of nightcrawler to keep you and the kids busy on green sunfish. Copyright 2000, The Salt Lake Tribune All material found on Utah Bound is copyrighted The Salt Lake Tribune and associated news services.