Utah’s Outdoor News 6-7-2019

Welcome to Utah’s Outdoor News for the week of June seventh 2019. This week in the outdoors the rain came back and there is still way too much snow in the mountains. Last report I read the Uintas are still closed just past Murdock Basin due to snow. You can still access the area below there. Due to some bad spam attacks Junesucker.com is currently not ranking in Google. So please tell your friends about how great the site is.

Outdoor News

A recent gill netting survey at Porcupine Reservoir found a 30″ Brown Trout – DWR Facebook.
It’s time to apply for a Utah antlerless big game permit. – Wildlife.Utah.Gov.
Several baby deer are being born across the state. Please remember not to approach the baby deer. – Wildlife.Utah.Gov.
Algal bloom spotted near Saratoga Springs this week. Although I’m betting it is clear after the rain and wind storm yesterday. HeraldExtra.com.
Drowning risks are really high right now so be mindful of kids near rivers and creeks. – KSL.com.
Three lakes that you have a good chance of catching big fish. – Wildlife.Utah.gov.
Some baby owls were born at Deer Creek Reservoir. They’re super cute. – Deer Creek Facebook.
Red Fleet Reservoir boat ramp will be closed today at 10am to 12pm.
Rockport Reservoir water level was measured at 75% capacity this week.
Flaming Gorge release of water into the Green River causes flooding – KSL.com.
This is the 2nd wettest spring on record in Utah. – Sltrib.com.
Perch structure being built at rockport reservoir video. – KSL.com.

River conditions report from Western Rivers Flyfishers. – WesternRiversFlyFishing.com.

This weeks pictures comes from Paul Ream Park in either Provo or Orem. The city boundaries are pretty much impossible to distinguish in Utah County. The pond had a bunch of gold fish in it, although they wouldn’t take my fly.