Utah Fishing Report
Strawberry River Sponsored by
| Date | 13-Feb-09 | |
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: Strawberry River: no recent reports
. Reported by: Utah D.W.R |
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| About: -
The Strawberry River flows through Wasatch and Duchesne Counties
in the Uinta Basin area of Utah. The Strawberry River is one of Utah's most productive brown
and cutthroat trout fisheries. Steep canyon walls and lush cottonwood-dogwood-will-rose
forests protect birds of prey, mountain lions and numerous other mammal and bird species.
Visitors can enjoy outstanding flyfishing beginning in midsummer. Vehicle access to the river is possible from the Strawberry Pinnacles area, and extends for 6 miles. Public access on this road ends at the gate. Hikers begin at Soldier Creek Dam and follow the trail eastward along the north bank of the river. Public access ends after about 8 miles, ¼ mile west of Beaver Canyon. Please be respectful of property boundaries. Fishing is restricted to artificials only, no bait. About Strawberry Reservoir |
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| Misc Info: - Special regulations on Huntington Creek are as follows: On the right fork (from Flood and Engineer's Canyon upstream to Electric Lake) only artificial flies may be used and the trout limit is 2. On the left fork, only artificial flies and lures may be used, and the harvest of brown trout is encouraged. |
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