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Hello all, I am making a backpacking trip next weekend to the Uintahs with my newly married buddy, (essentially taking him on his honeymoon ??) before the college semester starts in the fall, and I was wondering if anyone has been up there lately. We're looking to get into middle to larger size fish, as well as the possibility for any grayling or golden trout. I have a few lakes picked out from the Provo and Duchesne drainages but the hard thing is choosing the path we will take and what drainage/basin to go in. We are trying to maximize the few days we have. A PM would be appreciated. Thanks
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With only two lakes in Utah that have Golden Trout, that limits your options for sure.
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Lake Atwood and the surrounding area is pretty awesome. You could set up a base camp and hike into dozens of lakes and ponds with all kinds of trout.
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Hey Bryton, sounded like you might could use info on planning your routes? If that is the case I really like the hillmap application on the computer... Just use a google search and get into hill map, it will let you pull up two maps side by side (I like satellite and a topo) so you can figure out where you want to go. It will tell you distances and pitches so you know the elevation gained in the route... I have really liked this program for many of my trips over the years... Good luck... J
When things get stressful think I'll go fish'en and worry about it tomorrow!
