Kaysville Ponds - Kaysville, UT
Spot Information
| Fish Species: | Channel Catfish, Rainbow Trout, Largemouth Bass, Bluegill, Wiper |
Kaysville City Park features multiple small ponds totaling about 8 acres stocked with rainbow trout each spring and fall. Fish average 10–12 inches and bite well on PowerBait, salmon eggs, or small spinners.
In spring, trout action is fast—but trout dart as water warms. Bluegill, sunfish, and occasional bass remain catchable through summer via floats with worms or light tackle.
The ponds are wheelchair-accessible, surrounded by paved paths, benches, shelters, playgrounds, and restrooms. Only shore fishing is permitted.
In all, Kaysville Ponds provides calm, family‑friendly fishing in a well-maintained park setting. It’s a favorite for neighborhood anglers and families seeking stress‑free fishing close to home.
In spring, trout action is fast—but trout dart as water warms. Bluegill, sunfish, and occasional bass remain catchable through summer via floats with worms or light tackle.
The ponds are wheelchair-accessible, surrounded by paved paths, benches, shelters, playgrounds, and restrooms. Only shore fishing is permitted.
In all, Kaysville Ponds provides calm, family‑friendly fishing in a well-maintained park setting. It’s a favorite for neighborhood anglers and families seeking stress‑free fishing close to home.
Latest Fish Reports
| Date | Report | Author |
| 3-18-2026 | Trout catch rates are good to great during these spring months Spring trout stocking typically begins at the community... more » |
Utah Division of Wildlife |
| 12-4-2025 | Kaysville Ponds Fishing Forecast Trout stocking has ended for the year, but... more » |
Utah Division of Wildlife |
| 8-26-2025 | Trout catch rates are good to great during these fall months Fall trout stocking typically begins at the community... more » |
Utah Division of Wildlife |
| 6-5-2015 | Kaysville Ponds Fish Report Anglers report good fishing for catfish and... more » |
Utah Division of Wildlife |
| 5-29-2015 | Kaysville Ponds Fish Report Few anglers have been fishing because of the... more » |
Utah Division of Wildlife |
