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Fish Heads Fly Shop is in the heart of Heber City, Utah, and is just minutes away from the Provo River, which is a premier blue-ribbon trout fishery. We are locally owned and offer professional fly fishing guides that are on the water daily that have a passion for the sport. When you book a fly-fishing trip through Fish Heads Fly Shop you will have an elevated experience from beginning your day at the shop on Heber City’s Main Street with a hot cup of coffee while you are greeted by your local river guide. Whether this is your first time fly fishing, or you are a seasoned angler we will provide you with the best experience possible. All rental gear is included in your Utah fly fishing trip, we provide you with Patagonia waders along with a top of the line rod and reel.
Treat yourself to a guided fly-fishing trip of a lifetime. On your destination fly fishing adventure, you will experience bonefish, giant trevally, triggerfish, milkfish, tuna, wahoo and other pelagic species. Fish 140-square-miles of interior lagoon, the famous Korean wreck flats, the storied “back country” flats, and the productive red flats on the atolls north end as well as the beautiful blue waters just offshore.
Whether this is your first time fly fishing, or you are a seasoned angler we will you provide you with the best experience possible. All rental gear is included in your trip, we provide you with Patagonia waders along with a top of the line rod and reel. We provide Provo River guide services as well as trips throughout Utah and Wyoming.
UPDATED:9/7/2021
Like the temperatures our local waters are beginning to transition. PMD’s and Caddis are still causing fish to rise. However, Pseudo’s are also becoming standard fare for our trout!
The Middle Provo is currently at 320cfs. This is a good fishing flow, and we expect it to remain at level for some time. Early morning midges, PMD’s and Pseudo’s are hatching. Dry fly action is a little sporadic, but there are plenty of opportunities for surface eats. Try fishing Phil flies on top. They have been extremely productive! In between hatches try nymphing sz. 24-26 midge pupae and emergers. Fish PMD and Pseudo nymphs and emergers just prior to the hatch.
The Lower Provo flows are holding at 445cfs. Lower stretches (i.e. Wing Dams, Herring Hole) are becoming challenging to fish due to grass. Caddis, PMD’s and Pseudo’s are out and about throughout the day. Try skating Caddis in the early morning and drifting Phil flies in the afternoon for surface takes. For subsurface eats try nymphing Sow Bugs, RS2’s, Wd40’s, and Midge pupae. In addition slow swing a soft hackle Caddis pattern through runs.
There has been and currently is a plethora of anglers enjoying the local waters. Please keep etiquette in your thought process when entering a run with another angler already present. Communication is key to avoiding negative interactions. Saying hello and asking if they mind if you fish there can’t hurt. Refrain from using “busy traffic” as an excuse for poor etiquette.
Get out there and go get some “EATS!”