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Setline fishing
Utah Admin. Rule R657-13-8
Setlines are lines that are anchored to a
non-moving object and that are not attached
to a fishing pole.
Setline permits are available for $15 at
wildlife.utah.gov and from license agents and
Division offices.
A setline permit is a 365-day permit, but
you must also have an unexpired one-day,
seven-day or 365-day Utah fishing or combination
license in order to use it (a setline permit
is not valid unless it’s accompanied by a valid
fishing or combination license).
If you’re under 12 years of age and would
like to use a setline, you must have a valid
one-day, seven-day or 365-day Utah fishing or
combination license, and a setline permit.
If you obtain a setline permit, and a Utah
fishing or combination license, you can use a
setline to take fish from the following waters:
Bear River proper (downstream from the Idaho
state line, including Cutler Reservoir and outlet
canals); Little Bear River below Valley View
Highway (SR-30); Malad River; and Utah Lake.
The following rules apply to setline fishing:
• You may not fish with more than one
setline.
• A setline may not contain more than 15
hooks.
• When fishing with a setline, you must
be within 100 yards of the surface or the
bank of water you’re fishing from.
• One end of your setline must be attached
to a non-moving object that is not
attached to a fishing pole. Your setline
must also have a legible tag attached to
it that includes your name, address and
setline permit number.
• While fishing with a setline, you can also
fish with one fishing pole. If you have a
valid second-pole permit, you can fish
with two fishing poles while you’re also
fishing with a setline.
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