levels unhealthy to wildlife in the reservoir. An extensive restoration program to re-plant grasses and trees along the banks of the entire river was expected to be completed in 2010. However, the project did not reach completion until 2019. The USFS will continue to monitor the area for weeds and weed treatments will continue, as needed. To improve sage grouse nesting and brood-rearing habitats, these areas will be accessed and treatments will be proposed where appropriate. Grazing will still be allowed where it is currently in place. Major fishing areas Strawberry Reservoir contains four major fishing areas. The largest, at 64 percent of the reservoir's volume, is the Strawberry Basin, which includes the original Reservoir. The Meadows, located at the southern end of the reservoir south of the Indian Creek Dike, fills a valley of the lower Indian Creek Drainage. Soldier Creek Basin, the deepest fishing area, includes the old Soldier Creek Reservoir, and contains Stinking Springs and Soldier Creek Bay. The Narrows lies between Strawberry and Soldier Creek and includes the drainage channels of the Strawberry River and Indian Creek. Aquatic life Bonneville cutthroat trout (Bear Lake Strain) - Oncorhynchus clarki utah Rainbow trout - Oncorhynchus mykiss Kokanee salmon - Oncorhynchus nerka Crayfish (commonly called Crawdads) Utah chub - Gila atraria References External links Strawberry Reservoir - Utah Division of Wildlife Resources Utah Outdoor Activities Strawberry Fishing Info Reservoirs in Utah Lakes of Wasatch County, Utah Buildings and structures in Wasatch County, Utah Tourist attractions in Wasatch County, Utah Wasatch Range 1913 establishments in Utah