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My son is dying to go catch trout in a small stream. Does anyone have any suggestions for a place within an hour or so of Salt Lake? Either fies or worms will be fine. I am sure there are tons of them but I haven't really targeted small streams since I was a kid in Oregon. Any thoughts?
Thanks
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Before the creeks get too high from runoff, you could try the lower streches of Big Cottonwood Creek. Another possibility would be the stream in Amercian Fork Canyon.
If he water is high, don't try. It is not worth the risk.
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still a bit snowy but we, being tu, the dnr and volunteers are in the process of restoring mill creek with og bonneville cutts
its been a few years since the upper dog lake th section was roatoned and restocked and each year lower sections were done
the gate at porter fk will be closed till mermorial day or so
and it is the dog friendly canyon
otherwise big cc still a lot of snow up high if its supportable theres some good fishing flats in the donut falls cardiff fk trailhead
the corona viris thingy killed the red snake the ski resorts form and the canyons are empty cept the "earn your turns" addicts
of which i am
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In the doing of the thing" Halden Buzz Holmstrom
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Great ideas. I will definitely give them a try. I will let you know how we do.
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One potential place is on mill creek where it passes through Scott avenue park (9th east and 3600S or so). I have seen people fishing it in the past, and occasionally it is stocked as part of the urban fisheries program. I have no personal experience fishing this area.
I have known a few people that had Mill creek run through their back yards, between 2300 east and 2900 east, and they have done very well fly fishing from the bank in their yards.
This may cause some to question my sanity, but one more potential river...the Jordan River.
Don't overlook the urban fishing ponds, they could be very close by and can be lots of fun.