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Lots of fish in the spring, summer, and fall, slows down for the winter. Caught the biggest carp of my life here, was 12 lbs, 2 ounces. Also caught the smallest bluegill of my life, it was literally the size of my finger. Just depends on what your going for and the time of year. Fall is good for carp and catfish, spring, for trout and bluegill, summer, bluegill and bass. Use spinners for specifically trout. Use worms for trout, bluegill, carp, and catfish, then you can use bread for carp as well. Use plastics or worms, or basically anything for bass. I’ve caught a lot of fish there, you just have to know what your doing.
Murdock Canal = Manila Creek Pond in Pleasant Grove Cons: • Paddle boarders think they own the lake so they don’t always mind their own business. • No shade. •Can get crowded with anglers but there is more than enough room to share. Pros: • Fairly clean pond and well cared for. • Not too many spots that are super weeded - Good for spinners! • Fish are super active even outside of prime time with the right bait (Bread, jigs & spinners). Species: • Striped/White Bass Hybrid (Wiper) • Rainbow Trout • Bluegill • Goldfish