The first warm days of each year that offer hints of spring tend to get fishermen fired up. However, we're not the only ones affected by the shifting seasons. With sunshine and southerly winds warming the water, bass begin moving out of the depths with the spawn in mind.

When water temperatures in 56- to 58-degree range are accompanied by strings of sunny days--which typically occurs in February along the Southern California coast, early March on desert lakes like Mead and Havasu and later ...

Get Wrapped for success by Dan Mathisen
		With the growth of bass fishing more and more anglers are starting to look for better ways to offer exposure for their sponsors and businesses. Over the last f...
Be “Odd” to Catch More Bass by Marc Marcantonio
		I’ll bet you have a favorite fishing spot, or maybe a favorite lure. You know, like that old rickety dock on your “secret” lake that always kicks out a bass or...
BW The “GUTS” of Fishing the Darthead by Dave Rush
		Having won more money on Spotted Bass reservoirs with a darthead than any other technique, you can bet that Dave Rush will always have a couple on his deck and...

Starvation Reservoir rests at an elevation of 5,700 feet and has 3,371 surface acres.

Managed season is year-round with high use on holidays and weekends. Starvation Dam and reservoir, Central Utah Project, Bonneville Unit, on the Strawberry River is filled by surplus winter and spring flows from the Duchesne and Strawberry Rivers.

Recreation management at Starvation Reservoir is performed by the Utah Division of Parks and Recreation under agreement with the Bureau of Reclamation.

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Monday, Jan 28
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