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The lake also supports naturally reproducing populations of largemouth bass, bluegill sunfish, yellow perch, and pumpkinseed sunfish. Access, including a popular fishing dock, and a car-topper boat launch (no trailered boats) is available through Millersylvania State Park.
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Retreat Center. Millersylvania Retreat Center is nestled...
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Nestled amongst the trees on the shores of Deep Lake at...
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- Bald Hill Area Lakes
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- Chambers Lake
- Clear Lake
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- Deschutes River
- Hicks Lake
- Kennedy Creek
This is large reservoir on the Nisqually River is most popularly fished for kokanee during the warmer season. You also potentially could limit on coastal cutthroat trout, and warmwater fishing options include several species of bass and panfish. The nearly 3,000-acre reservoir straddles the line between Thurston and Pierce counties, with a little b...
Bald Hill, Bass and Elbow lakes, plus various South County ponds, in the southeast part of the county, offer largemouth bass, yellow perch and bullhead catfish fishing opportunities. These lakes aren’t usually stocked with trout and therefore don’t draw as many anglers as some spots, including nearby Clear Lake (see separate listing). Elbow Lake is...
This is one of the largest and most popular multi-use lakes near Olympia. Anglers like the Tumwater-area lake for the many thousands of hatchery trout stocked here, plus multiple species of bass and panfish. More: Fishing at Black Lake Near Olympia
This big (about 300-acre) lake and its park are a centerpiece in Olympia, right next to the Washington State Capitol Building. Creating by damming the Deschutes River just above the Sound’s Budd Inlet, historically runs of salmon, steelhead and cutthroat trout entered the lake. The state has stocked it in years past. So it might be tempting to wet ...
While this 50-acre lake on the Olympia-Lacey border has been stocked with trout in the past, it’s managed as a warmwater fishery these days. The common fish caught here are largemouth bass, yellow perch and bullhead catfish. Channel catfish have been stocked here. Some sources suggest the presence of some cutthroat trout and warmouth. The lake is v...
This lake east of Yelm (one of many Clear Lakes in Washington) gets good numbers of stocked trout, has bass and panfish year-round and sports a modest kokanee fishery. It’s only a short drive from either Olympia or Tacoma, with along with good fishing prospects, makes it a popular spot. More: Fishing at Clear Lake Near Yelm
This year-round lake 15 minutes south of Olympia has good spring trout fishing once WDFW stocks it around April and May with thousands of fish. Once the trout-fishing fades in the summer your best bets will include nice numbers of largemouth bass, yellow perch and bluegill and pumpkinseed sunfish. Unlike many stocked lakes near Olympia, this one is...
This river system flows at an angle across Thurston County (after heading in Lewis County) and flows into Capitol Lake in downtown Olympia before entering Puget Sound at Budd Inlet. It’s primarily fished for catch-and-release cutthroat and wild rainbow trout. There are some sea-run cutthroat lower down and residential trout in the upper stream. The...
A nice multi-species fishing lake with public access in a residential neighborhood in Lacey. Hicks is well-stocked seasonally with trout and also has plenty of bass and panfish. More: Hicks Lake Fishing
The upper creek in Thurston County is mostly a catch-and-release trout stream for wild cutthroats. The lower creek in Mason County offers some chum salmon fishing.
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Millersylvania State Park is an 842-acre camping park with 3,300 feet of freshwater shoreline on Deep Lake. Fishing is available!
With two swimming beaches, miles of forested hiking and biking trails, watercraft launches, non-motorized watercraft rentals kayaks, paddleboards, pedal boats and abundant fishing, Millersylvania will keep you busy for a satisfying weekend or an extended outdoor vacation.
Aug 27, 2020 · Aug 27, 2020. 2. Photo by Tami Holman. No boat? No problem! Washington is lucky to have so many lake shorelines, fishing docks and riverbanks to fish from. Whether you’re looking for an all-day...
