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Back40 Pass / Fishing

A little less crowd.
A little more water.

From a pond morning to a day along the bank. Help shape private fishing access, with clear arrival details and room for your group.

Find my kind of fishing
Waterside habitat for inspiration, not a listed fishing property

Habitat inspiration. Fishing properties are being recruited.

Public land & water · Official links

Plan a trip without a draw.

Explore agency-managed access alongside private opportunities. Get licenses, maps, seasons and entry instructions from the official source.

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Public land & waterNo lottery

UT · Wasatch County · Fishing

Jordanelle State Park

Trout, bass & perch

Reservoir fishing with public day-use access. Check the selected shore access or ramp before travel.

Open access · Check seasons and closures

Licenses, access and what to check

Utah fishing or combination license where required, plus park entrance fee or pass. Boating has additional requirements.

Camping is a separate reservation. Review current water conditions and species-specific harvest closures.

Why this is included: The park offers ordinary day-use entry and fishing; Utah fishing licenses are available by direct purchase.

Source checked 2026-10-07. Agency entry or reservation; no Back40 booking fee.

Public land & waterNo lottery

UT · Washington County · Fishing

Quail Creek State Park

Trout, bass, bluegill & crappie

Public reservoir fishing from permitted shoreline or by boat, with a purchased day-use pass.

Open access · Check seasons and closures

Licenses, access and what to check

Utah fishing or combination license where required, plus park entrance fee or pass. Boating has additional requirements.

Check posted park hours, weather and launch conditions. A day-use entry is separate from camping.

Why this is included: The park lists fishing as ordinary day use, with direct-purchase park entry and state fishing licenses.

Source checked 2026-10-07. Agency entry or reservation; no Back40 booking fee.

Public land & waterNo lottery

UT · Washington County · Fishing

Sand Hollow State Park

Bass, bluegill & sunfish

Public warm-water reservoir fishing through the park’s day-use access.

Open access · Check seasons and closures

Licenses, access and what to check

Utah fishing or combination license where required, plus park entrance fee or pass. Boat inspection and aquatic-invasive-species rules apply.

Check water, weather and park capacity. Camping and other reserved facilities have separate arrangements.

Why this is included: The park offers direct-purchase day-use entry and ordinary fishing, rather than a fishing draw.

Source checked 2026-10-07. Agency entry or reservation; no Back40 booking fee.

Explore the possibilities.

0 bookable fishing listings · 3 illustrative examples

Fishing is opening next. These fictional examples show possible formats and pricing, not offers, verified fish populations or available properties. Tell us what you’re looking for.

Example · Not bookable

Central Texas · Pond

Cedar Hollow Bass Pond

A quiet pond morning with bank access and catch-and-release rules.

Bass & bluegillShore or bankUp to 2 anglers

$65 / party / day Illustrative price

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Example · Not bookable

Western Colorado · River or stream

Willow Bend Trout Water

A streamside session with defined bank access, tackle rules and a water-condition closure plan.

TroutShore or bankUp to 2 anglers

$120 / party / day Illustrative price

Request a fishing day →
Example · Not bookable

Central Minnesota · Lake

Pine Ridge Lake Days

A small-group lake day with an agreed launch point and clearly marked permitted areas.

Bass & panfishBring a kayakUp to 4 anglers

$90 / party / day Illustrative price

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Know the water before you go.

Your group. Clear terms.

Agree on the full party price, named anglers, dates and guest limits. Confirm what equipment is included and what you bring.

An easy arrival.

Confirm a lawful road or easement, parking, the permitted bank or launch, shore versus boat access, and the owner’s contact.

The right rules for the water.

Check licenses, species, tackle, harvest or release rules, and weather closures. Private shoreline does not automatically mean exclusive water rights.

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For anglers · All 50 states

Where would you like to cast?

Tell us your preferred water, dates and group size. We’ll use real requests to help recruit the right properties.

Tell us about your fishing day

Private submission. Use a county or general area; leave out exact addresses, gate codes and ownership documents.

We are collecting requests while fishing supply is reviewed. There is no guaranteed match or availability. Privacy policy

Have water worth sharing?

You choose the name, dates, party size, proposed price and rules. Start with a private submission so we can discuss the property and required review.

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