Utah Lake State Park

But you can fish anytime, just have to be in the park by dark, 10pm or so, or walk in. You can always drive out, gates will open. Catfishing is great in the dark!

Yes it is a public lake. Residents and Non residents alike can get a 3 day, 7 day, or year license. All licences now include Trout and Second Rod Stamp

Bathrooms yes. Showers some of them

Yes was there Saturday all clear.

Really great! I see people catch them.left and right.

Why would it have toxic stuff in the water? No

Call in and ask or go on the Utahstate park website. There is Algae Bloom.

State park so has a fee. There are rentals but that was closed the time I went. There are multiple boat ramps and folks going in and out often so doubt they would force a rental.

Yes. But it is utah lake, the biggest mud puddle in the world

Walleye, pike, white bass and carp

Depends on location and year but I can freeze enough highly do not recommend tho

Yeah

Sorry, you have to pay a fee to enter the park. Like a day or season pass.

We didn't have any issues with them when we were there last week...

I just use my state park pass

Not street side, just in the park.

Yes anywhere in states

Yes. There is also a Campground a few blocks away, near the river. Pool on summer.

You can get an annual pass and see the options at: Stateparks.utah.gov/resources/passes/

I would think that you still have to pay

Check the toxic algal bloom reports

I sometimes just drive in, and you can tell the person at the gate, and it's ok

As of 5/7 the water temp was 63 degrees. It has been kinda cool days lately but temps are expected to rise (80+) in the coming week (5/12-5/18).

Not spawning yet but have moved up river

I would recommend visiting the rules and regulations page to answer your question.

Depends if you need utilities or you are doing without roughing it.

$24 for 3 days $40 for 7 days $10 to get in the park

Yes

No, they can be purchased at the gas station on center street.

Call, it depends on time of year

Yes ,I believe they must be on leash

There are no cabins, just campsites. Most of them do have power and water hookups