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Jones Hole National Fish Hatchery

About Jones Hole National Fish Hatchery

The Jones Hole National Fish Hatchery is located 40 miles from Vernal in a beautiful sandstone canyon. The hatchery provides management and production of trout for mitigation of Colorado River Storage Project waters of the Upper Colorado River System and to meet Tribal trust responsibilities on Native American land. Fishing in Jones Hole Creek is open year round due to crystal clear spring water but access is limited in winter months. The trailhead of Dinosaur National Monument’s Jones Hole Creek Trail starts at the visitor parking lot. The hatchery is also a great place for bird and wildlife watching. Picnic tables are available near the visitor parking.

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Tony Polanowski

Tony Polanowski

May 15, 2017

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It was pretty cool to see where they​ hatch the Bonneville Cutthroat Trout. It was a bummer that the visitor center was closed. They closed​ at three. The hatchery was still open, so I was still able to see the fish.

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Location Jones Hole National Fish Hatchery

Address:
1380 South 2350 West
Vernal, UT, 84078-2042
United States

Latitude & Longitude: 40.5833 / -109.067

Elevation: 2098 feet

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