Range and Identity
Gila atraria is recorded naturally in the Snake system above Shoshone Falls and in Lake Bonneville basin waters, including the Sevier. A drainage reference to Great Salt Lake does not mean the fish inhabits the hypersaline lake itself. Introduced populations elsewhere require their own locality context.
Habitat and Behavior
Adults use lakes and quiet pools in headwaters, creeks and small to medium rivers. Vegetation over mud or sand is frequently associated with them. A slow sheltered margin should not be treated as equivalent to the fastest channel simply because both belong to the same river.
Food and Life History
The upper reference is fifty-six centimeters total length, compared with 17.5 centimeters as common. The checked summary does not establish an independently supported maximum weight or detailed feeding and reproductive sequence.
Field Note
Record whether a locality is native or introduced and identify the actual freshwater body. Basin names alone can be misleading when they include waters with very different salinity and habitat.
All Lakes With Utah Chub
Browse lakes and reservoirs with documented Utah Chub records, listed alphabetically. Records do not establish current abundance or public access. Check the evidence and managing authority for the water you choose.
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- Abes Lake Summit, UT
- Adams Reservoir Davis, UT
- Alexander Lake Summit, UT
- Allen Lake Duchesne, UT
- Allred Lake Duchesne, UT
- Allsop Lake Summit, UT
- American Falls Reservoir Bannock, ID
- Amethyst Lake Summit, UT
- Anchor Lake Summit, UT
- Anderson Lake Duchesne, UT
- Anderson Meadow Reservoir Beaver, UT
- Annabella Reservoir Sevier, UT
- Arta Lake Duchesne, UT
- Ashley Twin Lakes Uintah, UT
- Aspen Lake Duchesne, UT
- Atwine Lake Duchesne, UT
- Bald Lake Summit, UT
- Barker Reservoir Garfield, UT
- Bear Lake Rich, UT
- Bear Lake Summit, UT
- Beaver Dam Reservoir Sanpete, UT
- Beaver Dam Reservoir Wayne, UT
- Beaver Lake Summit, UT
- Beaver Lake Summit, UT