Walleye Fishing at Utah Lake

[@billscannell93]

For a lake commonly thought of as a polluted "carp central," those are sure some huge, healthy-looking walleye.

[@jeffreybrown1730]

what pound test should I use?

[@andrewneilson3214]

in the lake restoration are they ever goin to dredge the entire lake? and if so when?

[@johnnychanthacheme8232]

Play more walleyes this is great too see

[@ruilongzhang9411]

A little question guys, I live in Lakeview, and since I am an international student at UVU I don't have a car and a boat. And the nearest and only place for me to fish is Utah Lake state park. I know there are white bass and channels in there but what else I can catch from there easily? I was told that there is a great number of common carp, Walleye, also the largemouth bass of course, and a lot of other fish I can catch in the part but I just never find any of them.........not even bluegill or crappie.......Hope you guys can help me out of this and give me some tip for fishing here, I mean state park. Thank you, guys.

[@jessegarlick2583]

what's a good lb test line for pike? and are like in redmod lake?

[@gabezane2088]

Hey so is utah lake still good fishing?? there was that stigma going around about it being nasty

[@callumparker7285]

It's nasty.

[@sealteamryx6758]

I know this is an old post but yeah I wouldn't eat anything out of utah lake and it's been that way pretty much my whole life om 32 lol catch and release is the way to go out there.... especially something like catfish or walleye that are always on the bottom

[@Swof99]

they're going to eat all the walleye and white bass ):

[@jessegarlick2583]

trust me there not if your serious

[@chaseholladay3781]

In the video a fisherman released an angled pike...why?

[@miguelito9314]

They tag some of them and release but kill most

[@jaredwhite489]

I will never eat anything outta there.

[@jessegarlick2583]

pike not like srry

[@christomczyk8200]

draining yuba and eliminating any structure and spawning habitat for perch had nothing to do with them going away. It was all the pike. If pike get into a lake it's done! there has never been a lake in the midwest or cananda that has pike and everything isnt eaten in a year!

[@timothythompson1784]

Are you really that stupid . I'm from North Dakota and pike coexist with all others fish in pretty much everybody of water we have here do some research next time before you make such a ignorant comment

[@Ridge_Fishing]

The water level went up this year finally, covering structure, and now people are catching perch more then they were years ago along with walleye, wiper, smallmouth, and even a good numebr of big pike. Looks like you were wrong!