Utah Further Restricts Stream Access
My home state of Utah has a lot going for it. From five national parks, to tons of outstanding trout fishing, it’s a great place for any sportsman.
But Utah has it completely wrong when it comes to stream access. In a recent update from the Utah Stream Access Coalition, we learned that 4th District Judge Derek Pullan ruled there’s no historical evidence that Utah rivers were a public commodity before statehood.
To read more about the ruling, click here.
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