Fishing in Corinne, Utah

Corinne sits on the northeastern edge of the Great Salt Lake, and the fishing around here is almost entirely lake fishing across a cluster of bays and smaller water bodies that most anglers outside northern Utah have never heard of. The bulk of the 33 listings in this area pull from North Bay, East Bay, South Bay, and South East Bay — the shallow, marshy arms of the Great Salt Lake system — along with smaller spots like Duck Lake, Spires Lake, and the Skating Pond. The bays are brackish to saline depending on how far out you go, which shapes what you can realistically target. Carp are the most consistent catch in the bay shallows, and white bass and brine shrimp-fed species show up in the fresher inflow zones. Duck Lake and Spires Lake offer calmer, more contained water if you want a straightforward afternoon without dealing with wind across open bay flats. Access points vary by bay arm, and some shoreline is marshy enough that wading gear or a small watercraft makes a real difference. This is not trophy trout country — the data here does not include any gold medal or wild trout designations — but for carp on the fly, casual warm-water fishing, or just getting out on the water close to the Utah-Idaho border, Corinne delivers options that are genuinely underused.