Logan River
UT
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River
About Logan River
The Logan River is a blue-ribbon freestone stream in Northern Utah offering diverse fly fishing opportunities for brown, rainbow, cutthroat, and brook trout. This classic pocket water, riffles, and seam lines are renowned for significant insect activity, including salmon flies, green drakes, and grey drakes. The lower section, near Cutler Reservoir, features stocked rainbow trout and the potential for large brown trout, with abundant populations between impoundments. Moving upstream, the river transitions to quality mountain fishing, with special regulations in certain stretches for artificial flies and lures only, where anglers can target brown trout, whitefish, and cutthroat. The upper reaches present smaller water and thick vegetation, providing excellent opportunities for brook trout and cutthroat. Accessibility varies, with well-trafficked areas near Logan and more remote sections further up the canyon.
Access
Seasons
Terrain
Water
Fish Species
Brown Trout
Rainbow Trout
Cutthroat
Whitefish
Regulations
Fishing Styles
Methods
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Wade Friendly
Land Ownership
Public Forest Service
Regulations
Trip Planning
Best fishing typically occurs during fall and summer. Check water conditions before heading out.
See what insects are emerging on Logan River's hatch forecast — including active hatches, water temperatures, and which patterns to have in your box this month.