Utah

Duchesne River near Randlett

Current River Rating

Excellent · 93

Conditions look favorable based on the available readings.

Scores are model-specific and are not directly comparable across water types.

Medium confidence

Should I Go?

Go

Recommended Window

Saturday, 6:00 AM–9:00 AM

Why

  • Cloud cover is generally suitable for fishing.
  • Air temperature is comfortable for fishing.

Favorable Factors

  • Light to moderate wind should make casting and boat control easier.
  • Recent precipitation has been light.

Timing Evidence

Window confidence: Medium

Current Readings

Flow
92.3 CFS
Gage Height
5.29 ft
Water Temperature
67.5 °F
Observation Time
Sep 5, 2026, 7:00 AM

Updated recently · USGS station 09302000 · Direct monitoring location

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Weather Near Gauge

Current Weather

Clear

Temperature

70°F

Feels like

65°F

Wind

3 mph NE

Wind gust

3 mph

Current precipitation

0.00 in

Updated

Sep 4, 2026, 11:15 PM

Recent Rainfall

Estimated precipitation near this gauge

Last 6 hours

0.00 in

Last 24 hours

0.00 in

Last 48 hours

0.00 in

Little recent rainfall near this river.

Next 24 Hours

  • Sat 2 AM

    Clear

    Temp 66°F

    Chance 1%

    Precip 0.00 in

    Wind 3 mph

  • Sat 6 AM

    Partly cloudy

    Temp 59°F

    Chance 1%

    Precip 0.00 in

    Wind 3 mph

  • Sat 10 AM

    Clear

    Temp 72°F

    Chance 0%

    Precip 0.00 in

    Wind 3 mph

  • Sat 2 PM

    Clear

    Temp 89°F

    Chance 0%

    Precip 0.00 in

    Wind 17 mph

  • Sat 6 PM

    Clear

    Temp 88°F

    Chance 0%

    Precip 0.00 in

    Wind 16 mph

  • Sat 10 PM

    Clear

    Temp 72°F

    Chance 0%

    Precip 0.00 in

    Wind 4 mph

Four-Day Forecast

  • Sat, Sep 5

    Overcast

    High 91°F / Low 58°F

    Chance 1%

    Precip 0.00 in

    Max gust 24 mph

  • Sun, Sep 6

    Drizzle

    High 78°F / Low 57°F

    Chance 34%

    Precip 0.02 in

    Max gust 30 mph

  • Mon, Sep 7

    Drizzle

    High 84°F / Low 60°F

    Chance 34%

    Precip 0.09 in

    Max gust 28 mph

Weather and rainfall are estimated for this river's coordinates. Local conditions can vary, especially in mountainous terrain and during isolated storms.

Recent rainfall can influence river flow, but the timing and magnitude depend on watershed size, soil conditions, upstream reservoirs, and dam releases.

Weather data: Open-Meteo

Historical Flow

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Fishing Overview

Duchesne River near Randlett, Utah. Monitoring-Backed from USGS 09302000 (live discharge, stage, and water temperature). Distinct from the upper Duchesne trout identity near Tabiona.

Fishery Profile

Documented species you may encounter at Duchesne River.

High confidenceLast verified: Aug 22, 2026

Species images are AI-generated illustrations for visual reference and may simplify natural variation. Fishery records are based on the cited agency sources. About fish illustrations

Fishery overview

The Duchesne near Randlett is the lower Uinta Basin river near the Green confluence. StrikeTracks publishes Monitoring-Backed conditions from USGS 09302000 (live discharge, stage, and water temperature). This is not the upper Duchesne trout reach at Tabiona. UDWR lists this corridor among Green River tributaries with catch-and-kill rules for burbot, northern pike, smallmouth bass, and walleye. Smallmouth, walleye, channel catfish, and northern pike are the selector species. Hatch Match is not applicable to this warmwater identity. Flow Context remains default-deny.

Target species

  • Smallmouth Bass

    Micropterus dolomieu

    Expectation
    Primary
    Population
    Wild
    Native status
    introduced
    Confidence
    High confidence

    UDWR Green tributary catch-and-kill smallmouth on lower Duchesne to Knight Diversion. USGS 09302000. Distinct from Tabiona 09277500.

    Source: Utah Division of Wildlife Resources

  • Channel Catfish

    Ictalurus punctatus

    Expectation
    Common
    Population
    Wild
    Native status
    introduced
    Confidence
    Medium confidence

    Lower Duchesne / Green confluence catfish are part of the desert mixed fishery. Confirm current UDWR limits.

    Source: Utah Division of Wildlife Resources

  • Walleye

    Sander vitreus

    Expectation
    Common
    Population
    Wild
    Native status
    introduced
    Confidence
    High confidence

    UDWR catch-and-kill walleye on this Green tributary reach.

    Source: Utah Division of Wildlife Resources

  • Northern Pike

    Esox lucius

    Expectation
    Present
    Population
    Wild
    Native status
    introduced
    Confidence
    High confidence

    UDWR catch-and-kill northern pike on this Green tributary reach.

    Source: Utah Division of Wildlife Resources

Fishery characteristics

Composition
Wild
Great Lakes tributary
No
Flow regime
Regulated flow

Lower Duchesne from about the Knight Diversion / Myton corridor to the Green River, Uintah County. Desert mixed river, not the Tabiona trout canyon.

Best seasons

  • Spring
  • Summer
  • Fall

Common techniques

  • Boat fishing
  • Shore fishing
  • Spinning

Access and Public Fishing Rights

Public fishing is documented by UDWR Green River tributary listings. Adjacent Ute Indian Tribe waters require tribal authorization and are not this catalog ID. Catalog coordinates are the USGS Randlett point.

Stocking information

UDWR manages lower Duchesne as a Green tributary mixed fishery with catch-and-kill invasive warmwater species. Confirm current official notices. Do not invent trout stocking for Randlett.

UDWR 2025 Guidebook Green River tributaries: Duchesne River from the Green confluence upstream to the Knight Diversion — no limit for burbot, northern pike, smallmouth bass, or walleye; those fish must be killed. Distinct from Duchesne near Tabiona 09277500. Confirm tribal vs public water. Roundtail chub may be targeted as a UDWR sportfish in parts of the Green/Colorado drainage and are not a StrikeTracks species-selector ID.

Hatch Match

Seasonal insect activity for the current evaluation period — not a live hatch observation

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Location and Access

USGS monitoring location

Uintah, Utah

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The map marker represents the cataloged waterbody or monitoring location and may not indicate legal parking or public access. Confirm access through the official information before visiting.

River Details

County

Uintah

Management Category

Mixed desert river

Regulation Scope

Duchesne River near Randlett / lower Duchesne

Regulation Summary

Duchesne River near Randlett: UDWR Green tributary catch-and-kill warmwater rules. Confirm current Fishing Guidebook.

Target Species

smallmouth-bass, walleye, channel-catfish, northern-pike

Access, Parking, and Regulations

Verified access notes and official resources for Duchesne River near Randlett. This is StrikeTracks guidance — always confirm with official sources.

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