Overview

Lincoln Beach on the western shore of Utah Lake is a favorite among shore anglers for its accessibility, space, and consistently good fishing. The area offers a long stretch of shoreline with varying bottom composition — from sandy beaches to rocky points. Catfish are the primary target here, with excellent numbers available from shore. The west side tends to be less crowded than the east, offering a more peaceful fishing experience. Lincoln Point nearby is one of the best walleye spots on the lake.

What to Expect

• Area: West Shore
• Primary species: Channel Catfish, Walleye, White Bass, Carp
• Access: Shore and Boat
• Facilities: Boat ramp, Portable restrooms, Gravel parking
• Parking: Gravel lot. Can be muddy after rain.
• Tips: Lincoln Point (just south) is THE walleye spot on the lake. Fish with nightcrawler harness along rocky shelves at dusk. Shore catfishing with stink bait is productive all summer.
• Map: Open in Google Maps