Fly Fish the Logan River
AdventureModerateSummerYear-round
Cast for wild Brown, Rainbow, and Bonneville Cutthroat trout in the pristine blue-ribbon waters of the upper canyon.
Itinerary tips
- 1Purchase a valid Utah fishing license online or at local shops in Logan before heading up the canyon.
- 2Pack a 4-weight or 5-weight fly rod and plenty of dry flies like Elk Hair Caddis or Stimulators for high-summer action.
- 3Plan for at least four hours of fishing to explore different 'holes' along the three distinct river sections.
- 4Park at established pull-offs like the Second Dam or Card Canyon areas where public access is well-marked.
- 5Wear sturdy wading boots with felt soles or studs to navigate the slippery, bowling-ball-sized rocks on the riverbed.
- 6Stop by a local creamery in Logan for a scoop of 'Famous Aggie Ice Cream' as a post-river reward.
More in Logan & Cache Valley
Canoe the Little Bear River
Paddle through the gentle, winding curves of the valley floor, passing through willow-lined banks teeming with migratory birds.
AdventureMountain Bike the Jardine Juniper Trail
Ride or hike to the oldest Rocky Mountain Juniper tree in the world, estimated to be over 1,500 years old.
AdventureHike the Crimson Trail for Autumn Views
Traverse the 'China Wall' limestone cliffs to see the Logan Canyon maples turning fiery red and orange against the river below.
HikingEat an Aggie Blue Mint Cone
Visit the Aggie Creamery on the USU campus for a double scoop of the famous mint ice cream loaded with chocolate chunks and cookies.
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