Pineview Reservoir, UT

Pineview Dam is located at the eastern end of Ogden Canyon at the confluence of the north, south and center forks of the Ogden River. The western half of present-day Huntsville is located between the central and southern bays of Pineview Reservoir. State Route 158 crosses the dam and runs adjacent on the north and west, State Route 166 on the north and east, and State Route 39 on the southeast and south.The reservoir acts as a recreational area located very close to Ogden and the nearby areas. Camping, boating, water-skiing and personal watercraft use, as well as trout, bass, crappie and wall-eyed pike fishing are popular activities in the recreational area. Nearly one million people visited the area in 1996.Pineview Reservoir is home to the tiger muskie, a sterile hybrid fish. These fish have a torpedo shaped body, with vertical "tiger" striping on its sides. They also have many sharp canine like teeth. It is one of only three lakes in the state of Utah that house these fish. It is not uncommon for a tiger muskie to grow up to 3–4 feet in length and weigh as much as forty pounds.