Just 2 hours east of Park City awaits Nick and Anne Stevenson's L.C. Ranch-over a dozen spring creek ponds and lakes amidst red rock and juniper on the south slope of the Uinta Mountains near Altamont. The ponds and lakes offer a variety of fishing conditions through the season.

The consistent water flow invites a wide variety of vegetation and abundant insect hatches that make the trout aggressive feeders. The browns, rainbow, and steelhead at the Ranch earn respect as we pursue them with a fly rod and our gratitude as they are netted and released. Click here for a current L.C. Ranch Fishing Report

By the middle of March, after the ice melts fly fishing can be remarkable on midge pupae, mayfly nymphs, and abundant leeches. Some of the best dry fly fishing occurs when the callibaetis show up at the end of April and continue on through May and June.
Damselflies become a prominent food source as the water warms up in June. Ants, beetles, and grasshoppers find their way into the ponds during the hot days of summer and provide excellent dry fly opportunities.

Fly fishing is primarily done from float tubes or pontoon boats, but there are some shore and wading opportunities as well. All anglers are accompanied by experienced Trout Bum 2 Guides--who can tailor the trip to fit your needs. The Ranch can also cater to non-fishing guests.

Lodging is available in several on site cabins. There is the Honeymoon Cabin, the Trophy Lodge, the West Cabin, the Bungalow, and the Hideaway Cabin. Enjoy Anne Stevenson's delicious home cooking prepared at your cabin.

Fish the L.C. Ranch in combination with the Green River Guide Service or Provo River Guide Service for a true taste of what Utah fly fishing is all about.

Let experienced Trout Bum 2 guides help you escape to a stillwater oasis where the desert meets the mountains and beautiful trout are within casting distance of the comforts of home.