The hatchery operations include spawning, hatching, rearing, fish feeding and stocking. The fish are used to stock streams and lakes in Utah. The collection contains a legal description, reports, history, etc. of the Hatchery. The Kamas Fish Hatchery is located on Beaver Creek in Summit County, Utah and was built by the Utah State Fish and Game Commission. It began operation in 1930.
Water is obtained from nearby springs to operate the hatchery.
There are ten buildings on the property as well as spring houses for covers, raceways and earthen pond dams, built between 1936 and 1978. The hatchery operations include spawning, hatching, rearing, fish feeding and stocking. The fish are used to stock streams and lakes in Utah. The collection contains a legal description, reports, history, etc. of the Hatchery. Kamas State Fish Hatchery Records, 1990-1998, Utah State Historical Society.