Temple Fork News Today

Driving up Logan Canyon to ski at Beaver Mountain a couple weekends ago, I realized that nearly every dirt road and trail I passed brought back memories of a previous

The sounds of late summer in Logan Canyon include a week when cattle drives share the busy road with the usual truckers, sightseers and travelers. Such was the case Tuesday through Friday this week as nearly 1,500 cattle were moved from their summer pasture range on National Forest Service lands in the Temple Fork area along Highway 89 to lower fall and winter pastures in the Bunchgrass Draw area. According to the Logan Ranger District, cattle were moved by the Logan Canyon Cattle Association ...

Annual cattle drive from summer to winter feed areas held in northern Utah

A family of beavers in Logan Canyon has gained celebrity status of sorts this summer, attracting spectators almost nightly to watch them go about their business.

A family of beavers in Logan Canyon has gained celebrity status of sorts this summer, attracting spectators almost nightly to watch them go about their business.

With the change of seasons, Utah and Cache Valley drought watchers have gone from praying for snow to praying for rain — and lots of it.

Versatile fly catches many types of fish in all weather conditions.

Record-breaking drought along the Wasatch Front forces tough decisions about water supply.

Fly angler part of WWBT winning team Friday, January 8, 2021    You’ve heard about a fish out of water? How about a fly fisher out of his element? Ryan Williams used only a fly rod to compete in the Wild West Bass Trail (WWBT) team tournament at Californias Lake Shasta on Jan. 2, alongside his partner Logan McDaniel, who used conventional tackle. The team won the tournament and pocketed $8,390, including money for the biggest fish. It’s believed to be the first time a fly rod has be...