Bring the dry suits, gloves, and booties. Primitive camping is allowed on shore. There are no improved facilities, so bring the porta potties. Go west on SR 264. This route puts you on the north end of Electric Lake.
Forest roads lead to the ramp on the east side.
SR 31 east out of Fairview winds through a steep canyon until it reaches the top of Skyline Drive and connects with SR 264. There is a single concrete launch ramp. Closest fuel and groceries are north some 14 miles at Scofield, or 16 miles west down steep SR 31 into Fairview. This important fishery serves as the brood stock for Yellowstone cutthroats used in Utah's hatchery system. Fishing is usually good and there are some large fish here, but they don't bite as often as might be expected considering the restrictive regulations.