Rockport edges???

[Jmorfish]

I've only fished Rockport once and that was eons ago.  I'd like to learn it though as it is close to SLC.  Looking moreso for perch than trout.  With it being ice season I could just "poach" old holes, but want to ask a general then specific question here.  Here's the general one - Is fishing for perch better in the upper or lower end of the reservoir and does west or east generally do better...or does it matter?

Now my specific question - The attached photo shows a marker near a deep flat about 36-38' deep.  This looks good to me as I can move shallower or deeper quickly from 30' and the flat may hold fish?  Just curious if I'm seeing it right.  Thanks!

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I've only fished Rockport once and that was eons ago.  I'd like to learn it though as it is close to SLC.  Looking moreso for perch than trout.  With it being ice season I could just "poach" old holes, but want to ask a general then specific question here.  Here's the general one - Is fishing for perch better in the upper or lower end of the reservoir and does west or east generally do better...or does it matter?

Now my specific question - The attached photo shows a marker near a deep flat about 36-38' deep.  This looks good to me as I can move shallower or deeper quickly from 30' and the flat may hold fish?  Just curious if I'm seeing it right.  Thanks!

You did say "I'd like to learn it though".... Seems to me the best way to learn a place is just to try it out, move around 'til you're satisfied with what you find....that way you're actually 'fishing'...otherwise if you're just going where someone tells you to go, you're eliminating that step of the 'fishing' equation.. IMO, you'll have a more satisfying trip once YOU'VE found your spot and you're fighting fish....Guluk...tell us how you did, but not exactly where you were...