Fish Lake is Utah's big natural mountain-lake answer to the Californian who has seen plenty of Sierra reservoirs and still wants something different. It sits high on the Sevier Plateau in aspen and spruce country, big enough for boats, deep enough for lake trout, and still useful to fly anglers around shorelines, weed edges and cool-water windows. It is not a delicate dry-fly river; it is a high stillwater where wind, depth, ice-off and summer stratification decide the game. It's southern/central Utah's serious stillwater anchor, alongside Boulder Mountain and Panguitch.
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