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High Uinta lakes temporarily close for water treatment
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Local News
The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources will temporarily close two High Uinta waterbodies in August to help restore native fish species.
Wildlife biologists will treat the Fall Creek drainage and North Fork Sheep Creek with the natural substance rotenone to remove non-native fish.
The Fall Creek drainage will be closed Aug. 3-6.
North Fork Sheep Creek follows Aug. 19 and Aug. 26.
People won’t be allowed in the water or to use it for drinking.