Fishing Q&A
No Fishing/Boating in the Great Salt Lake?
I just flew cross-country, and the route took us over the Great Salt Lake. It was a fantastic spring day, sunny and temps in the 50's...yet I saw not a single boat on the entire lake. Don't people boat/sail/fish/tour/whatever on that lake? It was the oddest thing to see no evidence of outdoor sports whatsoever on that amazing piece of water.
Public Comments
- you can fish in the lake, its like 70% salter than the ocean. it would ruin the boat and i dont think anything is living in the lake. also, i dont think it would feel good on the skin.
- There are no fish in that lake. There's too much salt in it. Didn't you see how white the ground was? Way too salty. Can't even swim in it.
- no fish in the lake. i had the same experience at klammath, or. i drove past the lake twice in a two week period and not one boat or shore angler to be seen. no salt. ???~~*<>{
- Did you stop to think that the water is too heavy to float a boat? It may well be that it is an off-limits area. Protected by the Fed. Parks, maybe? Never seen it, but have heard some about it, and I know that it is just a pond compared to what it was eons ago. Goodluck & Good fishing
- you can swim in it done that dont think its deep enough to boat
