i'm wanting to go to huntington reservior to catch my first tiger trout but i'm not sure how to get there. can anyone one tell me how to get there from salt lake and how long it takes to get there (miles/hours). any information would be greatly appreciated.
thanks trfishin
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the best way for me has been to drive to Fairview then up the mountain.
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[
]thanks for the info. i'll try that when i go.
thanks and good fishin
trfishin
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Those Tigers are so beautiful!! I haven't been there for a couple of years now, but I need to get back -- hopefully next summer I can get up there.
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It is about 2 1/2 hours from SLC. Head south on I-15 and take Exit 261 (just north of Spanish Fork) and head up US-6 for about 15 miles. Turn right on US-89 and after about 29 miles you will be at Fairview. As you enter Fairview you will see a sign that points to the left (east) that I believe says Fairview Canyon (there are a couple combination convenience stores and gas stations where you turn off of US-89). Drive to the top of Fairview canyon and stay to on the main highway, which heads south and east (do not turn off the main road to the left). You will see Huntington Reservoir right on the top on your right, and just a little further is Cleveland Reservoir on your right, and a little further is Electric Lake on your left. If you see Scofield Reservoir you took a left turn that you shouldn't have. Dress warmly, because it may be extremely cold.
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trfishin kent gave you really good directions. the c-stores there are a walkers and a sinclair with a cruzers restaurant in it, right by the walkers is Big Pine Sports, it wouldnt hurt to stop in there and talk to Todd or any of the others, todd fishes most of the lakes in fariview canyon every week and he can tell you what tackle is working best and what other lakes are on and where to fish at.
Good luck, eventually i need to head back up there for my 4th try at catching a tiger trout.
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[cool]I need to get up there as well, trfishin. I've never ice fished it, but from what I've heard, there should be ice on in about 3 weeks or so, give or take a week.
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state datasheet attached . . .
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