Clear Creek in Kane and Washington Counties, Utah, is a tributary of Pine Creek that spans approximately 65 stream miles and has become a focal point for native cutthroat trout conservation in southern Utah. Following extensive restoration efforts, the drainage now supports the largest population of native cutthroat trout in southern Utah and represents the largest stream drainage in the state inhabited solely by native fish species. The crystal-clear waters flow through diverse terrain offering anglers an exceptional wilderness fishing experience alongside stunning natural beauty. With populations of Bonneville cutthroat trout, along with rainbow trout, brown trout, and brook trout in some sections, Clear Creek provides a diverse and rewarding angling opportunity for both beginners and experienced anglers.