Uintas afternoon.

[BG1]

Left Holladay at 1:00, drove to lake, blew up pontoon boat, launched and caught a dozen or so plump brook trout and kept eight. Packed up and drove home and had them filleted and in the freezer by 7:00. Love the convenience of the Uintas being so close.

[Anglinarcher]

Yum Yum

[Joe_Dizzy]

Wow, nice brookies! Look like they're enjoying a sweet crustacean diet ;-)

Is the road open now (Mirror Lake Highway)?

[MWScott72]

Wow...nice color on those fillets. How big were the rookies- 12-13"

[BG1]

Wow...nice color on those fillets.  How big were the rookies- 12-13"

Actually 13-16”.

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Wow, nice brookies! Look like they're enjoying a sweet crustacean diet ;-)

Is the road open now (Mirror Lake Highway)?

It wasn’t when I caught these but I think it is now. The lake these are from is at 9,300’

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Wow...nice color on those fillets.  How big were the rookies- 12-13"

Actually 13-16”.

[Joe_Hill]

MWScott72Wo

It wasn’t when I caught these but I think it is now. The lake these are from is at 9,300’

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I was wondering if they were from a Lake at 9350 ft. Was it muddy getting in?

[BG1]

MWScott72Wo

It wasn’t when I caught these but I think it is now. The lake these are from is at 9,300’

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Yes it was. Short little 4wd jaunt. I’ll give lake’s initials it’s Alexander.?

I was wondering if they were from a Lake at 9350 ft. Was it muddy getting in?

[Joe_Hill]

MWScott72Wo

It wasn’t when I caught these but I think it is now. The lake these are from is at 9,300’

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Yes it was. Short little 4wd jaunt. I’ll give lake’s initials it’s Alexander.?

I was wondering if they were from a Lake at 9350 ft. Was it muddy getting in?

You gave it out not me. But given the timing of the trip, the snow up high and the catch I figured it was Alexander. I don't fish it all that much but it usually isn't too crowded and not a bad option (if not too muddy) early and late season.