04-19-2006, 12:59 PM
[cool][#0000ff]I would also be interested in knowing about that. The only pumps/park combo I know about is at the Jordan River outflow. There is a park there and places to fish from the bank, including a side channel away from the main flow. Lots of folks like to just pull up, setup some lawn chairs and drown crawlers.[/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]I have circled the whole lake several times and fish all over the west side. I am not familiar with any pumps next to a park. The only other possibility might be the Saratoga Springs marina. It has a nice park, with restrooms, etc. But, no pumps that I am aware of. [/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]Once you get past Saratoga Springs, Hwy 68 runs well up off the lake, with occasional rutted dirt roads going down to shore. Then, after you pass "The Knolls" (mile marker 19) the road leaves the lake and wanders around through desert and fields until Hwy 68 ends at the junction of Hwy 6, near Goshen.[/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]But, go head on 'til your head hurts. I love to go "exploricating" my own self. You can find some of your own private spots that way. Most anglers prefer the quick and easy thing and go where the access is easy and where there is lots of company. I prefer to fish in solitude sometimes and those out of the way spots fill the bill nicely.[/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]I have circled the whole lake several times and fish all over the west side. I am not familiar with any pumps next to a park. The only other possibility might be the Saratoga Springs marina. It has a nice park, with restrooms, etc. But, no pumps that I am aware of. [/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]Once you get past Saratoga Springs, Hwy 68 runs well up off the lake, with occasional rutted dirt roads going down to shore. Then, after you pass "The Knolls" (mile marker 19) the road leaves the lake and wanders around through desert and fields until Hwy 68 ends at the junction of Hwy 6, near Goshen.[/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]But, go head on 'til your head hurts. I love to go "exploricating" my own self. You can find some of your own private spots that way. Most anglers prefer the quick and easy thing and go where the access is easy and where there is lots of company. I prefer to fish in solitude sometimes and those out of the way spots fill the bill nicely.[/#0000ff]
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