The Lower Provo is the venue where Rise Daisy earns its keep on access. The canyon below Deer Creek runs in alternating public and private hands: there's genuine public water — the Provo River Parkway corridor, signed pullouts and day-use access off US-189 — but it threads past private frontage where the streambed itself is private. Utah's floating-access law lets you float over private water; it does not give you a right to wade, stand on or anchor to a private bed. Fish the verified public stretches, read the signs, and don't trust a casual 'everyone fishes here.' Flow is a tailwater game too — it tracks Deer Creek Dam releases, not rainfall — so check the gauge before you commit to a wade. Confirm public frontage and parking reach by reach against UDWR before relying on any of it.