Utah reservoir levels are up, but recreation is down. The crowds at reservoirs are just not what one might expect for mid-June.
, but recreation is down. The crowds at reservoirs are just not what one might expect for mid-June.
"The lake's freezing cold and about every night it's rained," he said. "Finally got here, and the winds are blowing really hard, so we're going to wait for a little while and hopefully it will clear up." "We just barely got the boat ready over the weekend, so this is our first time coming out on the lake actually this season," Banks said."We kind of want to say, 'Pineview sucks!' so don't come out here!" Banks said.
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