DWR lists this water as Bountiful Lake; locally it is usually called Bountiful Pond. Both names mean the same place.
Cat kit: 2/0 circle hooks + liver after dark.
Bountiful Pond is big enough to fish like a small lake rather than a park pond, and that changes your approach. The state lists it as Bountiful Lake, at 1275 W. 1600 North in Woods Cross, out on the open flats near the Legacy Nature Preserve, so there is very little shelter from weather and the bank is long enough to spread out. The community fishery limit is two fish a day, but common carp do not count toward that. Bring a heavier rod than a pond usually needs.
Best rigs: Bottom rig + crawler for cats; bobber rigs for trout
Bait and lures: Worms, liver, PowerBait
Best time: Evenings. Season: All year
Local tip: Big-for-a-pond water by the Legacy Nature Preserve - surprise carp will test your drag.
Rig: Slip-bobber or sliding sinker rig, 4 lb mono line, size 8-10 baitholder
Bait: PowerBait (rainbow/garlic), nightcrawler, small spinners (Panther Martin, Jake's)
When: Early morning & last 2 hours before dark
Utah's #1 fish. If a pond got stocked this week, cast anything shiny. Perfect first fish for kids.
Rig: Carolina/sliding-sinker rig on bottom, circle hook
Bait: Nightcrawlers, chicken liver, hot dogs, stink bait, carp meat
When: Evening into night; hot summer nights are best
Utah Lake is a catfish factory - 30-fish nights happen.
Rig: Texas-rigged worm near weeds; wacky rig Senko
Bait: Senkos, jigs, frogs over pads, topwater at dawn
When: Dawn topwater, evenings; pre-spawn (April-May) is prime
Look for submerged brush, tules, and shade lines.
Nearby adventures: Farmington Pond (Fishing, 5 mi) · Jordan River OHV State Rec Area (State Park, 8 mi) · Ensign Peak (Hike, 8 mi) · Kaysville Ponds (Fishing, 9 mi)