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The Daily Buzz: Drought is changing how Utah stocks fish

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By https://s3.amazonaws.com/arc-authors/sltrib/b75be683-7485-460c-9342-de95091720cb.png Daedan Olander
 | July 27, 2022, 6:00 a.m.

In this episode, reporter Jessica Miller and editor Jeff Parrott talk about how anglers and the megadrought is impacting Utah’s recreational fishing industry, specifically where and how the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources stocks fish.

And I provide an update on the confirmation process for Jill Pohlman, whom Gov. Spencer Cox appointed to the Utah Supreme Court last month. On Tuesday, the Utah Senate Judicial Confirmation Committee voted unanimously to advance her confirmation to the full Senate.

Hear all of these stories in the Wednesday, July 27 episode of ‘The Daily Buzz’ podcast. You can listen to both today’s episode and past episodes on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and SoundCloud.


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Daedan OlanderNews intern

Daedan Olander is a news intern at The Tribune. Raised in the Pacific Northwest, he is studying journalism and accounting at Utah State. He previously interned at the Deseret News and started at The Tribune in January 2022 as a legislative reporting intern. A glutton for pain, he is a Cleveland sports fan.