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Road Creek Rod and Gun Club

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A fish run sits empty on the Leavitt family's Road Creek Rod and Gun Club in Loa, Utah. The family's fish facility is ending production after employing as many as thirty people. According to ranch manager Gary Hallows, the fish facility is closing due to competition from Idaho hatcheries, and this run was never contaminated with the fish parasite known as whirling disease. The club continues to serve hunters and fishermen. Photo by Trent Nelson 09/04/2003
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A fish run sits empty on the Leavitt family's Road Creek Rod and Gun Club in Loa, Utah. The family's fish facility is ending production after employing as many as thirty people. According to ranch manager Gary Hallows, the fish facility is closing due to competition from Idaho hatcheries, and this run was never contaminated with the fish parasite known as whirling disease. The club continues to serve hunters and fishermen. Photo by Trent Nelson 09/04/2003