Fish for Trout at Tony Grove Lake
OutdoorEasySummerFall
Cast a line into this glacial alpine lake surrounded by dramatic wildflower basins and cooling autumn breezes.
Itinerary tips
- 1Arrive early in the morning or on a weekday to secure a spot in the paved parking area, which often fills by mid-day.
- 2Pack a light jacket and insect repellent, as temperatures are significantly cooler than Logan and mosquitoes are active near the water.
- 3Bring a valid Utah fishing license and be prepared to pay the small day-use fee at the automated kiosk near the trailhead.
- 4Plan for at least three to four hours to account for the 40-minute scenic drive up Logan Canyon and a full loop around the shore.
- 5Use light tackle or dry flies to target the lake's stocked Rainbow and Brook trout, focusing your efforts near the rocky inlets.
- 6Combine your fishing trip with the 1.2-mile nature trail hike around the lake to scout for the best rising fish from different vantage points.
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