Biologists from the Division of Wildlife Resources recently published revisions to fishing pamphlets, each focused on the lakes of the High Uintas. A few of the tips include getting away from crowds to improve fishing success. Bourbon Lake and its nearby unnamed lake provides a high catch rate for small, healthy trout. There’s also tips for fishing McPheters Lake, Blacks Fork Basin, Dead Horse Lake, the Whiterocks River drainage, and more in the updated pamphlets. “A trip into the High Uintas can be very enjoyable, but may be uncomfortable or hazardous for unprepared travelers,” shares Darby Doyle from the DWR Communications Team. “Keep in mind that weather any time of year can be unpredictable in the mountains, and many of these waterbodies are in remote areas with limited or no cellular

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