By Pat “Tube Dude” Scouten On Monday January 25, 2010 there was a winter carp seining session in the Goshen Bay area on Utah Lake. It was conducted by the Loy family fishing operation and open to public observation. In addition to the contracted fishermen there were several representatives of Utah DNR and members of …
The Utah Division of Wildlife resources is asking that anglers kill and turn in any northern pikes caught in Utah Lake during 2016.
We have compiled some of our favorite pictures, videos, and news stories about Utah Lake onto a Google Map. There is also information about access points and trails around the lake.
A local Boy Scout named Jacob Faber has been working on an Eagle Project that is designed to increase awareness about the endangered June Sucker.
It’s been a busy week! The algae bloom that was present last week brought a lot of attention to the lake. Over the last week, several agencies have been taking water samples to determine whether toxins were produced by the algae bloom.
Utah Lake is a highly eutrophic lake. That means it’s rich in nutrients like phosphorus and nitrogen. You may recognize these compounds as fertilizers that will help your grass to grow healthy and green and helps your garden be more productive.
It’s that time of year again! Crews from Utah County and other organizations will soon be out treating phragmites around the lake. Below are some of the most common questions that we receive about phragmites removal. What is phragmites and why is it bad? Answer: Utah Lake has roughly 75 miles of shoreline,
We’ve been gearing up to approach the legislature to fund the carp removal efforts that have been going on over the past three years. To date, we’ve removed over 13.5 million
You may recall last year about this time, we posted an article about ongoing phragmites treatment efforts at Utah Lake. We’ll we’re at it again this year.