Spring Lake

Spring Lake in Payson is a small but productive community fishery ideal for families and beginner anglers. This 5-acre pond is stocked regularly with rainbow trout in spring and fall, and channel catfish during the summer. It also supports bluegill and occasional largemouth bass.

Anglers use PowerBait, worms, and small lures for trout. Catfish are best targeted in the evening using cut bait, shrimp, or stink bait. Bluegill and bass offer additional action during warmer months with jigs and small plastics.

The pond is shore fishing only—no boats or wading are allowed. The park area includes picnic spots, open fields, and walking paths. It’s popular for family outings and short evening fishing trips.

Fishing is regulated under Utah’s community fishing program, which typically includes a two-fish daily limit and gear restrictions. Check the Utah Fishing Guidebook for current rules.

Spring Lake delivers consistent catch rates in a relaxed, easy-access setting, making it one of Utah County’s top local ponds for casual angling.