CUTTHROAT TROUT
Cutthroat Trout Size Restrictions
Up to 2 cutthroat under 15 inches and up to 1 cutthroat over 22 inches may be kept. Cutthroat from 15–22 inches must be released.
Anglers are encouraged to voluntarily release all cutthroat trout.
2026 UTAH FISHING REGULATIONS
Planning to fish Strawberry Reservoir? Find the current fishing regulations in one place, including species-specific limits, size restrictions, special regulations, and other rules that may affect what you can keep. FishRegs simplifies the regulations so you can quickly understand the rules before or during your fishing trip.
QUICK REFERENCE
Fishing regulations can vary by species. Select a fish below to see the applicable limit, size restriction, and special rules.
REGULATIONS BY FISH
RULE DETAILS
CUTTHROAT TROUT
Up to 2 cutthroat under 15 inches and up to 1 cutthroat over 22 inches may be kept. Cutthroat from 15–22 inches must be released.
Anglers are encouraged to voluntarily release all cutthroat trout.
RAINBOW TROUT
FishRegs does not list an additional Strawberry-specific size restriction for rainbow trout beyond the applicable daily limit.
KOKANEE SALMON
Kokanee count toward the 4-fish combined trout/kokanee limit. Possession is closed statewide Sept. 10–Nov. 30.
FIELD AND TRANSIT
Trout and salmon may not be filleted, and heads or tails may not be removed in the field or in transit.
QUICK CHECK
Open a species page to check a fish against its verified length or seasonal rule. The checker is a quick reference; combined daily limits and every listed condition still apply.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Strawberry Reservoir has a combined daily limit of 4 trout and kokanee. Cutthroat trout from 15–22 inches must be released, with no more than 2 cutthroat under 15 inches and no more than 1 over 22 inches kept. Kokanee possession is closed statewide Sept. 10–Nov. 30. Trout and salmon may not be filleted, and their heads or tails may not be removed in the field or in transit.
FishRegs currently provides keep rules for cutthroat trout, rainbow trout, and kokanee salmon. They share a 4-fish trout/kokanee combined limit. Cutthroat size restrictions and the kokanee seasonal possession closure still apply.
The daily limit is 4 trout and kokanee combined. This is one combined limit, not separate limits for trout and kokanee.
Yes, within the combined daily limit: up to 2 cutthroat under 15 inches and up to 1 cutthroat over 22 inches may be kept. Cutthroat from 15–22 inches must be released. Anglers are encouraged to voluntarily release all cutthroat trout.
Kokanee count toward the combined daily limit of 4 trout and kokanee. Kokanee possession is closed statewide Sept. 10–Nov. 30.
Yes. Cutthroat trout from 15–22 inches must be released; up to 2 cutthroat under 15 inches and up to 1 over 22 inches may be kept. FishRegs does not list an additional Strawberry-specific size restriction for rainbow trout beyond the applicable daily limit.
FishRegs’ angler-facing Strawberry Reservoir selector lists cutthroat trout, rainbow trout, and kokanee salmon.
LEGAL AUTHORITY
This page simplifies verified FishRegs data for convenience. Always confirm current rules and posted notices with the official source before fishing.
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