01-25-2006, 12:55 PM
[cool][#0000ff]It is a Utah State Park. I buy an annual pass so I don't pay much attention to the day rates, but I think it is $6 at Yuba.[/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]If you do not want to pay the fee, there are several free parking and access places along the road between the park and the dam, where you can walk down and fish off the bank. In fact some of the best bank fishing has historically been off the rocks just east of the dam. Right now it is snow covered and dangerous to get down there. However, there were a couple of guys that had gone down and were fishing off the bank about a hundred yards farther east. That whole bank has a lot of gravel on the bottom, unlike many other areas around the lake. That seems to attract and hold rainbows. Right now the fish are getting ready to spawn and some may be coming into those gravel bars with spawning in mind.[/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]If you do not want to pay the fee, there are several free parking and access places along the road between the park and the dam, where you can walk down and fish off the bank. In fact some of the best bank fishing has historically been off the rocks just east of the dam. Right now it is snow covered and dangerous to get down there. However, there were a couple of guys that had gone down and were fishing off the bank about a hundred yards farther east. That whole bank has a lot of gravel on the bottom, unlike many other areas around the lake. That seems to attract and hold rainbows. Right now the fish are getting ready to spawn and some may be coming into those gravel bars with spawning in mind.[/#0000ff]
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