Last stocked
April 7, 2022
Plants on record
1
Since 2022
Species recorded
1
Average size
10 in
Elevation
5,039.4 ft
Common questions
- What fish are at Mountain View Park Pond?
- Fishing Mountain View Park Pond is most likely to be for Rainbow Trout. The one plant on record is Rainbow Trout. Rainbow Trout was last stocked April 7, 2022, averaging 10 in.
- When is Mountain View Park Pond stocked?
- Last stocked April 7, 2022. It is stocked once in 2022, most often in April.
- How big are the fish stocked at Mountain View Park Pond?
- Rainbow Trout stocked at Mountain View Park Pond average 10 in.
- Which lakes near Mountain View Park Pond were stocked more recently?
- Mountain View Pond (0 mi), Wall Canyon Reservoir (0.9 mi), Boulder Reservoir (13.6 mi), Squaw Valley/ Creek Reservoir (27.8 mi), and Catnip Reservoir (55.6 mi) were stocked more recently. Mountain View Pond is also stocked with Rainbow Trout, Wall Canyon Reservoir is also stocked with Rainbow Trout, Boulder Reservoir is also stocked with Rainbow Trout, and Squaw Valley/ Creek Reservoir is also stocked with Rainbow Trout.
How Mountain View Park Pond is stocked
Mountain View Pond (0 mi), Wall Canyon Reservoir (0.9 mi), Boulder Reservoir (13.6 mi), Squaw Valley/ Creek Reservoir (27.8 mi), and Catnip Reservoir (55.6 mi) were stocked more recently. Mountain View Pond is also stocked with Rainbow Trout, Wall Canyon Reservoir is also stocked with Rainbow Trout, Boulder Reservoir is also stocked with Rainbow Trout, and Squaw Valley/ Creek Reservoir is also stocked with Rainbow Trout.
Fish at Mountain View Park Pond
Fishing Mountain View Park Pond is most likely to be for Rainbow Trout. The one plant on record is Rainbow Trout.
Rainbow Trout 1 plant
- Plants
- 1 of 1
- Last stocked
- April 7, 2022
- Average length
- 10 in
Stocking history
| Date | Species | Quantity | Avg. length | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| April 7, 2022 | Rainbow Trout | 251 | 10 in | report |
Species stocked here
Depth-by-season, top lures, and bait notes for each species stocked here are on its own species guide, linked above.