Is Pineview Reservoir stocked?
Yes. DWR's verified 2026 table shows April 29, 2026: 4,994 Tiger Muskie averaging 2.45 inches.
Last updated: June 24, 2026. Verify current DWR stocking rows, regulations, and access before keeping fish.
Latest verified stocking: April 29, 2026 Tiger Muskie, 4,994 stocked, average 2.45 inches.
Current Fishing Report: DWR has a verified Pineview Reservoir stocking row from April 29, 2026: 4,994 Tiger Muskie averaging 2.45 inches. Year-round resident species include perch, bass, crappie, rainbow trout, and tiger muskie.
Pineview is Weber County's busy warmwater and trophy predator reservoir. Use the Utah fish stocking report for new rows, then plan around seasonal bass, perch, crappie, trout, and tiger muskie behavior.
Pineview Reservoir tactic plan: Pineview rewards anglers who match the target species instead of fishing one generic setup. For yellow perch and crappie, use small jigs, ice flies, or bait near weed edges, docks, and basin transitions. For bass, rotate crawfish-profile plastics, tubes, spinnerbaits, and topwater during low-light periods.
Tiger muskie are a trophy bonus and should be handled as release-only fish. If you target them, use stout gear, large swimbaits or bucktails, and a landing tool that keeps the fish in the water as much as possible. Trout can be a secondary plan around cooler periods and recent stocking windows with PowerBait, worms, small spoons, or spinners.
Gear tip: Carry a light panfish rod, a medium bass rod, and a heavier release-ready muskie setup if that is your goal. Pineview gets busy with recreation, so early mornings and weekdays usually give better boat control and quieter shore water.
Tiger muskie are catch-and-release only at Pineview. Verify all current limits, bait rules, and county-specific notes in the Utah Fishing Guidebook before keeping fish.
Anderson Cove is the primary boat access. Summer weekends are busy, so early arrival and weather checks matter.
Yes. DWR's verified 2026 table shows April 29, 2026: 4,994 Tiger Muskie averaging 2.45 inches.
No. Tiger muskie are catch-and-release only at Pineview.