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Making memories to last a lifetime in Utah  By Daniel Ritz : Read original article from Trout Unlimited Here In December of 2020, during initial research for another article I was working on focused on the native trout of my home state of Idaho, I began to notice...

Fishing for What Counts in Utah’s Remote Raft River Mountains Written By Sandra Salvas for VisitUtah.com, see original article here. I can see the fish. Two, three, four are right there, golden-speckled children taunting me, swimming away. They slide away under a desert jungle canopy of...

Though the Lahontan Cutthroat Trout isn't a native to Utah waters, and thus isn't included in the Utah Cutthroat Slam, as you can read about on our "OTHER CUTTHROAT TROUT IN UTAH" page, Utah played a critical role in bringing back the strain of Lahontans...

By Stacey Weaver for Trout Unlimited ; See original article here Effort to catch four species helps raise money for conservation and educates anglers about the value of native trout It was not hard to say yes when my husband suggested we attempt the Utah Cutthroat Slam as...

Restoring Bonneville cutthroat trout in a Logan River tributary required dedicated partners and years of work. By Matt McKell (Regional Cutthroat Biologist DWR Northern Region) Conservation often looks quick and glamorous in movies and social media posts. Scenic shots and time-lapse videos are great for storytelling, but...

Three new conservation projects geared toward helping Utah's native cutthroat trout were announced Tuesday, Nov. 3, during the annual Utah Cutthroat Slam meeting. The projects were selected by the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources and Trout Unlimited — the organizations that started the Utah Cutthroat Slam. Launched in April 2016,...

By Paul Thompson I have spent my entire career working on and fishing for native cutthroat trout (see previous cutthroat blog post). The one thing I will remember the most looking back on my career is working with Trout Unlimited to help get the Utah Cutthroat Slam off...

By Jeff Bringhurst of Trout Unlimited ; See original article here An angler uses one fly, drives 600 miles and completes the Utah Cutthroat Slam before the sun sets Downtown Salt Lake City was quiet at 4:30 a.m. as we stood in front of a camera...