San Juan County · reservoir · 221 acres
Recapture Reservoir
Recapture Reservoir is a reservoir in San Juan County, Utah, stocked with Black Bullhead Catfish, Black Crappie, Bluegill and Green Sunfish. FishableWaters aggregates every stocking record for this water from Utah's fish & wildlife agency; the latest schedule and today's bite windows are above.
Best days this week
Days near a new or full moon tend to fish best.
Today's bite windows
Conditions, next 3 days
Today
Overcast
90°
63°
11 mph
11%
Fri
Overcast
97°
71°
15 mph
1%
Sat
Overcast
95°
70°
13 mph
1%
↗ pressure risingPost-front rising pressure can slow things down for a day.
Stocking ledger
No published stocking records yet. This water stays in our books — the ledger begins the hour its state agency publishes a record.
Angler reports
What's biting
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Best bite times
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Field notes
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Nearby waters
- Johnson Creek1.6 mi
- The Park1.7 mi
- Blanding City Number Three Reservoir2.5 mi
- Water Storage Reservoir Number-Four3.0 mi
- Blanding City Reservoirs3.0 mistocked Jul 27, 2026
- Dry Wash Number Two Reservoir9.0 mi
- Camp Jackson Reservoir10.0 mi
- Dry Wash Reservoir9.7 mi
Seasons, limits, and rules are the state's call — check the official UT regulations and buy your license before you go. We link the source; we never restate the rules.
Recapture Reservoir fishing — FAQ
What fish are stocked in Recapture Reservoir?+
Recapture Reservoir is stocked with Black Bullhead Catfish, Black Crappie, Bluegill and Green Sunfish in San Juan County, Utah. The full stocking ledger is on this page.
Do I need a license to fish Recapture Reservoir?+
Yes — Utah requires a fishing license. Buy one from the state and check current seasons and limits before you go; both are linked on this page.
Where is Recapture Reservoir?+
Recapture Reservoir is a reservoir in San Juan County, Utah. Driving directions and an interactive topo map are on this page.


