Abstract
The Logan River flowing southwesterly through the mountains of Cache County, Utah, is comparatively cold to the mouth of Logan Canyon. The stream is characterized by steep gradient, a high velocity and relatively few pools. A total of 1,053 brown trout were examined during the course of this study; 286 were retained for age and growth determinations. The body-scale relationship is L = 40.46 mm. + 0.44185R + 0.01908R2 where L equals standard length in millimeters, and R equals scale radius times 80. The relationship of standard length to weight is described by the formula W = 0.000022L2.96. The rate of growth in length of Logan River brown trout is comparable to that of several other populations. The relative weight is somewhat higher.
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