As the weather warms up, families in Utah are looking for outdoor activities to enjoy with kids and grandkids, and fishing is a popular option. Utah offers dozens of community fishing ponds stocked with a variety of fish, making it a convenient and enjoyable activity for all.
Seven of Utah’s fishing ponds are highlighted as great places to take children fishing this spring and summer. These ponds include Vivian Park pond, Manila Creek pond, Sunset pond, Bountiful Pond, Riverfront Park fishing ponds, Willow Pond, and Kaysville Ponds. Each pond offers a unique fishing experience with a variety of fish species to catch.
General guidelines for fishing in Utah are also provided, including the requirement for a fishing license for those 12 and older, daily catch limits, and catch-and-release requirements for some species. Visitors are encouraged to be courteous of others using the ponds for different recreational activities and to check the specific guidelines for each pond on the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources website.
For more information on fishing in Utah, visit wildlife.utah.gov.
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