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Fishing the Santa Clara River - robertsitalia - 01-31-2016 I've got in-laws down in St. George, and have been curious about fishing the Santa Clara. I imagine that down in the lower elevations below Gunlock I won't find much more than chub or suckers? I've read in some places that some trout live in the stretch around Veyo. Any experience from people out there? [signature] Re: [robertsitalia] Fishing the Santa Clara River - richyd4u - 02-02-2016 There are browns in the stretch right below Baker, nothing big but fun. Tough conditions though, lots of brush and growth. [signature] Re: [richyd4u] Fishing the Santa Clara River - robertsitalia - 02-17-2016 Thanks! I'll have to go give it a try. [signature] Re: [robertsitalia] Fishing the Santa Clara River - doggonefishin - 02-17-2016 I used to flyfish the stretch just below Pine valley reservoir back in the day. It was nothing spectacular, but I would get a few. [signature] Re: [robertsitalia] Fishing the Santa Clara River - Koko21 - 03-05-2016 I have had stories of some large browns being in there by Baker. I have had my eye on it this winter as I just moved down, but the water levels are so low and access so limited I had a hard time even finding a spot to fish. Also, Gunlock was treated with Rotenone in October to prevent small mouth bass from getting into/overpopulating the Santa Clara River system. I'm sure you could find other species of fish. I thought of fishing below gun lock but wasn't sure if the tailwaters of a lake are effected by rotenone treatments...anyone know? [signature] |