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  • Public Meetings Scheduled To Get Public Comment On Utah's Deer Hunt

    Utah's DWR has scheduled public meetings to get input from the public on ways to improve deer hunting. See the DWR blog for specifics on the discussion.

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  • Public Can Participate In New Provo River Dewatering Workshop

    The public still has an opportunity to participate in the debate over whether to close a 1.5 mile section of the Provo River above Utah Lake. Provo City provided the information below:

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  • Rockport is good, with tagged fish worth prizes

    Utah DWR provided this information: Joseph Hamby reports that fishing has been good. A variety of ice flies tipped with wax worms, night crawlers and PowerBait seem to be working best. The fish are suspended at the 15- to 25-foot level. If the fishing seems slow, move around and ask around. The ice is nine to 12 inches thick but use caution around the edges. It has been thawing and freezing in the afternoon and evenings. There are now 40 tagged fish in the lake with prizes up to $2,500 cash. Park staff went out and caught about 15 trout with several over two pounds. They tagged seven more fish. See the State Parks website for more details. Due to safety concerns, do not park on the west side of Hwy 32. Please park in the pullouts on the east side of Hwy 32. The marina is plowed to allow easy access to the ice.

    Salt Lake Tribune's Brett Prettyman has this report about the tagged fish and prizes.

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  • Ogden River is Fishing Well

    Kimball Kelsey provided this report:

    The Ogden river is fishing quite well right now below the dam. Scud patterns are attracting moderately-sized browns and rainbows. I\'ve had the most success in the ripples and in deep pools immediately downstream from white-water. I also had some success with size 18 pheasant tails and prince nymphs.

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  • Provo Harald: June sucker vs. Provo River

    The Provo Harald has this editorial about plans to dewater 1.5 miles of the Provo River just above Utah Lake. Here's a quote from the editorial:

    If it takes closing a river and negatively affecting a large number of people to possibly -- possibly -- save the sucker, then it may be time to let the fish sink or swim on its own. Either that or hurry up and probe its body for the elixir of immortality.

    When it goes over the top, however, people rightfully object. Jamming live June suckers down the throats of residents along the Provo River is wrong.

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