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Fishing Report: Trout, Bass, and Perfect Conditions in Salt Lake City Waters
Good morning anglers, Artificial Lure here with your Salt Lake City fishing report for Wednesday, May 28, 2025. Sunrise was at 6:01 AM and sunset will be at 8:50 PM, giving you a long and productive day out on the water. We do not experience true ocean tides here, so focus on timing your trips around early mornings and the evening bite.
Weatherwise, it is shaping up to be another classic late May day along the Wasatch Front. Expect clear skies early, mild morning temps in the upper 40s to low 50s, and a rapid climb into the mid 70s by afternoon. Light winds out of the southeast should keep the water calm and make for ideal casting conditions[3][5].
Fish activity is high right now in local waters. Reservoirs in the region are sitting at 90 to 95 percent capacity and water temps are perfect for active feeding[5]. Trout are biting strong as we move toward summer. Pole Canyon Park Pond was freshly stocked just days ago with a new batch of rainbow trout, some pushing 20 inches. Anglers have reported steady action on fish averaging close to 12 inches, especially in the morning and late afternoon[1][2][5].
For trout, small gold or silver spinners are working very well early in the day. As the sun climbs, switch to PowerBait in chartreuse or rainbow colors. Worms are always a reliable choice for rainbows if you want to keep it simple.
If you are after bass, head down to Willard Bay where they are moving shallow and feeding aggressively. Crankbaits and weedless soft plastics are pulling in some solid smallmouth and largemouth catches. White and chartreuse are the hottest colors right now. Mantua Reservoir is another hot spot for mixed bag action, with trout, bass, and the occasional perch showing up in the creel reports[5].
To sum up, here are your top hot spots for today:
Pole Canyon Park Pond for recently stocked rainbow trout, especially in the early morning
Willard Bay for hot bass action in the shallows, using crankbaits in white or chartreuse
Mantua Reservoir for a mixed bag with strong trout and bass numbers
With perfect water levels, mild weather, and recent fish stockings, fishing in and around Salt Lake City is prime right now. Grab your gear, hit the water early or stay late, and you are almost guaranteed to come home with a story.
Tight lines everyone, and remember, this is Artificial Lure wishing you good luck and plenty of bites[2][3][5].
Weatherwise, it is shaping up to be another classic late May day along the Wasatch Front. Expect clear skies early, mild morning temps in the upper 40s to low 50s, and a rapid climb into the mid 70s by afternoon. Light winds out of the southeast should keep the water calm and make for ideal casting conditions[3][5].
Fish activity is high right now in local waters. Reservoirs in the region are sitting at 90 to 95 percent capacity and water temps are perfect for active feeding[5]. Trout are biting strong as we move toward summer. Pole Canyon Park Pond was freshly stocked just days ago with a new batch of rainbow trout, some pushing 20 inches. Anglers have reported steady action on fish averaging close to 12 inches, especially in the morning and late afternoon[1][2][5].
For trout, small gold or silver spinners are working very well early in the day. As the sun climbs, switch to PowerBait in chartreuse or rainbow colors. Worms are always a reliable choice for rainbows if you want to keep it simple.
If you are after bass, head down to Willard Bay where they are moving shallow and feeding aggressively. Crankbaits and weedless soft plastics are pulling in some solid smallmouth and largemouth catches. White and chartreuse are the hottest colors right now. Mantua Reservoir is another hot spot for mixed bag action, with trout, bass, and the occasional perch showing up in the creel reports[5].
To sum up, here are your top hot spots for today:
Pole Canyon Park Pond for recently stocked rainbow trout, especially in the early morning
Willard Bay for hot bass action in the shallows, using crankbaits in white or chartreuse
Mantua Reservoir for a mixed bag with strong trout and bass numbers
With perfect water levels, mild weather, and recent fish stockings, fishing in and around Salt Lake City is prime right now. Grab your gear, hit the water early or stay late, and you are almost guaranteed to come home with a story.
Tight lines everyone, and remember, this is Artificial Lure wishing you good luck and plenty of bites[2][3][5].
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By Quiet. PleaseGood morning anglers, Artificial Lure here with your Salt Lake City fishing report for Wednesday, May 28, 2025. Sunrise was at 6:01 AM and sunset will be at 8:50 PM, giving you a long and productive day out on the water. We do not experience true ocean tides here, so focus on timing your trips around early mornings and the evening bite.
Weatherwise, it is shaping up to be another classic late May day along the Wasatch Front. Expect clear skies early, mild morning temps in the upper 40s to low 50s, and a rapid climb into the mid 70s by afternoon. Light winds out of the southeast should keep the water calm and make for ideal casting conditions[3][5].
Fish activity is high right now in local waters. Reservoirs in the region are sitting at 90 to 95 percent capacity and water temps are perfect for active feeding[5]. Trout are biting strong as we move toward summer. Pole Canyon Park Pond was freshly stocked just days ago with a new batch of rainbow trout, some pushing 20 inches. Anglers have reported steady action on fish averaging close to 12 inches, especially in the morning and late afternoon[1][2][5].
For trout, small gold or silver spinners are working very well early in the day. As the sun climbs, switch to PowerBait in chartreuse or rainbow colors. Worms are always a reliable choice for rainbows if you want to keep it simple.
If you are after bass, head down to Willard Bay where they are moving shallow and feeding aggressively. Crankbaits and weedless soft plastics are pulling in some solid smallmouth and largemouth catches. White and chartreuse are the hottest colors right now. Mantua Reservoir is another hot spot for mixed bag action, with trout, bass, and the occasional perch showing up in the creel reports[5].
To sum up, here are your top hot spots for today:
Pole Canyon Park Pond for recently stocked rainbow trout, especially in the early morning
Willard Bay for hot bass action in the shallows, using crankbaits in white or chartreuse
Mantua Reservoir for a mixed bag with strong trout and bass numbers
With perfect water levels, mild weather, and recent fish stockings, fishing in and around Salt Lake City is prime right now. Grab your gear, hit the water early or stay late, and you are almost guaranteed to come home with a story.
Tight lines everyone, and remember, this is Artificial Lure wishing you good luck and plenty of bites[2][3][5].
Weatherwise, it is shaping up to be another classic late May day along the Wasatch Front. Expect clear skies early, mild morning temps in the upper 40s to low 50s, and a rapid climb into the mid 70s by afternoon. Light winds out of the southeast should keep the water calm and make for ideal casting conditions[3][5].
Fish activity is high right now in local waters. Reservoirs in the region are sitting at 90 to 95 percent capacity and water temps are perfect for active feeding[5]. Trout are biting strong as we move toward summer. Pole Canyon Park Pond was freshly stocked just days ago with a new batch of rainbow trout, some pushing 20 inches. Anglers have reported steady action on fish averaging close to 12 inches, especially in the morning and late afternoon[1][2][5].
For trout, small gold or silver spinners are working very well early in the day. As the sun climbs, switch to PowerBait in chartreuse or rainbow colors. Worms are always a reliable choice for rainbows if you want to keep it simple.
If you are after bass, head down to Willard Bay where they are moving shallow and feeding aggressively. Crankbaits and weedless soft plastics are pulling in some solid smallmouth and largemouth catches. White and chartreuse are the hottest colors right now. Mantua Reservoir is another hot spot for mixed bag action, with trout, bass, and the occasional perch showing up in the creel reports[5].
To sum up, here are your top hot spots for today:
Pole Canyon Park Pond for recently stocked rainbow trout, especially in the early morning
Willard Bay for hot bass action in the shallows, using crankbaits in white or chartreuse
Mantua Reservoir for a mixed bag with strong trout and bass numbers
With perfect water levels, mild weather, and recent fish stockings, fishing in and around Salt Lake City is prime right now. Grab your gear, hit the water early or stay late, and you are almost guaranteed to come home with a story.
Tight lines everyone, and remember, this is Artificial Lure wishing you good luck and plenty of bites[2][3][5].