Can adults fish at Bear Lake?


Can adults fish at Bear Lake? This lake is part of Bear Lake County Park off Highway US-2. This is a juvenile fishing rules lake: only juveniles (under age 15), senior anglers, or anglers with a disability who have a designated harvester companion card are allowed to fish. This lake has largemouth bass, perch, and rainbow trout.


Where can I shore fish at Bear Lake?

The east side of Bear Lake is also a great place to fish. Still within the State Park, you'll discover the areas of First Point, South Eden, Cisco Beach, Rainbow Cove, and North Eden here. Trolling and jigging are popular pastimes at Rainbow Cove and Cisco Beach, where boat ramp access is also available.


What is the best bait for Big Bear Lake?

You want to get close enough that you are able to draw some of the trout to your hook, but not so close you get your line caught in the plants. Big Bear Lake has a great deal of stocked fish in it, so Powerbait, worms, or corn are good baits to use.


How deep is Bear Lake?

Bear Lake is a natural freshwater lake on the Idaho–Utah border in the Western United States. About 109 square miles in size, it is split about equally between the two states; its Utah portion comprises the second-largest natural freshwater lake in Utah, after Utah Lake.


Is Big Bear Lake a public lake?

Big Bear Lake is a public lake with two public boat launch ramps. Six marinas offer boat rentals and other concessions including pontoon boats, speedboats and personal watercraft. There are a wide variety of activities, such as parasailing, water skiing, fishing excursions, and boat tours.


Can you swim in Big Bear Lake?

Swimming Rules From the Big Bear Municipal Water District: In the summer months, swimming is permitted in Big Bear Lake at your own risk! There are NO lifeguards on duty and swimmers must stay within 50 feet of the shore or within 20 feet of a private dock.


What are the rules for Big Bear Lake?

  • SWIMMING is allowed within 50 feet of the shore, within a designated swimming area, within 20 feet of a private dock, or as incidental or necessary to waterskiing, jetskiing, sailboarding or in an emergency.
  • SCUBA DIVING is prohibited.
  • Swim at your own risk, NO LIFEGUARD ON DUTY.