Riverton City Fishing Pond
Riverton, Salt Lake County
| Species | |
|---|---|
| Water type | Pond |
| Location | Riverton, Salt Lake County, Utah |
| License | Utah fishing license required, issued by the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources (DWR) |
Data: GilledIt venue directory, July 2026. Confirm details with the venue or state agency before traveling.
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Open in Google Maps →About Riverton City Fishing Pond
Riverton City Fishing Pond, officially the Danny R. Crump Fishing Pond, is a community fishery owned and maintained by Riverton City in Salt Lake County, Utah, next to Old Farm Park. It is managed as one of the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources community fishing waters and is stocked several times each summer, mainly with rainbow trout and channel catfish, with the odd wiper also reported. Utah community waters rules apply, including a daily limit of two fish, and a Utah fishing license is required, so check current age rules locally. The pond runs seasonally, roughly mid April to mid October, with picnic tables and a fish cleaning station on site.
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Riverton City Fishing Pond: frequently asked questions
Yes, Riverton City Fishing Pond is a fishing venue in Riverton, Salt Lake County. Check the venue website for current rules, hours, and bookings.
The venue itself is the most reliable source for current prices, day passes and bookings: use the "Visit website" link on this page. Many Utah waters also post prices on their social media pages.
Riverton City Fishing Pond is stocked with Rainbow trout, Channel catfish, Hybrid striped bass. Stocks vary by water and season, so check with the venue or the DWR for the latest reports.
Yes, anglers fishing in Utah need a valid state fishing license, even on private waters like Riverton City Fishing Pond. Licenses are issued by the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources (DWR); some states require a separate freshwater/saltwater stamp. Resident, non-resident, and short-term licenses are typically available online. Our Utah fishing license guide at /us/blog/utah-fishing-license-guide covers current prices, where to buy, and who is exempt.
Directory data as of July 2026.
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