Pineview Reservoir

Location:: Eight miles east of Ogden, Utah, Highway 39.

Game fish: Yellow perch, bluegill, black crappie, largemouth and smallmouth bass, black bullhead, and tiger muskie.

Size: 2,874 surface acres at full pool

Elevation: 4,900 ft.

Conservation pool: None

Maximum water temperature: Upper 70s F

Productivity: 13,000 to 19,000 tiger muskie are stocked annually. Black bass, crappie, and perch are naturally produced in the reservoir in good numbers.

Type of fishing available: Trolling, shore, kick boats, float tubes, and ice.

Angler pressure: 141,000 angler hours per year.

Accommodations: No camping on shore, Bed and Breakfast in Huntsville, motels in Ogden.

Food: Restaurants in Huntsville and Ogden.

Boat ramps: Port Ramp on west side of reservoir, Bluff Ramp on Cemetery Point in Huntsville.

Boat rentals: Yes

Fish food: Due to the varied trophic levels exploited by the fish species, everything from zooplankton to fish.

Land ownership: U.S. Forest Service

Access: Good access. Three boat ramps and several shore access sites.

Unique attraction: Trophy tiger muskie and abundant panfish.