UTah Stream Access COALITION

Fighting for LAwful Public Access Since 2010

We Believe in Public Access

The Utah Stream Access Coalition (USAC) is a grassroots organization dedicated to preserving and restoring public access to Utah's waterways. Founded by concerned anglers, boaters, conservationists, and outdoor enthusiasts, USAC advocates for the rights of all individuals to enjoy the state's rivers and streams for recreational purposes, such as fishing, boating, and wildlife observation. By engaging in legal battles, community outreach, and legislative efforts, we strive to safeguard access to these natural resources, ensuring that they remain accessible to present and future generations. Through our efforts, the Utah Stream Access Coalition stands as a beacon of advocacy for public lands and waters, championing the principle that these treasures should be enjoyed and protected by all.

Approximate Total Miles of Fishable Waters in Utah

6,300

Miles of fishable waters Closed due to Legislative Actions

2,700

percentage of fishable waters Closed due to Legislative Actions

43%

JOIN US - IT’S FREE

The only condition for membership to the Utah Stream Access Coalition is that prospective members simply agree to our mission. Beyond that, there are no dues or tests required to become a member! However, if you’d like to volunteer, add that to your membership form, and also consider donating!

News and Resources

Looking for the latest news and resources? We have the latest news and valuable resources for individuals interested in preserving and enhancing access to Utah's waterways. Stay informed about legislative and legal developments and conservation efforts impacting stream access across the state. Explore resources for understanding regulations, finding access points, and supporting advocacy initiatives. Join the coalition in protecting Utah's streams for current and future generations to enjoy, appreciate, and protect.

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