Nahwatzel Lake, Mason county. This lake lies near Shelton in the hills of the South Sound. It's about 280 acres at 460 feet in altitude. Although the lake has development on three sides, ( what local water doesn't ) it is undeveloped on the north, and the water quality is high. The lake has streams […]
Gibbs Lake is a beautiful quality trout water located within a large holding by Jefferson County Parks. Gibbs receives spring and fall plants of one pound Rainbow Trout and some Coastal Cutthroat Trout broodstock as well. It is a great water for a float tube, pontoon boat or pram, although there is no boat launch per se. […]
The WFFC Fly Tier Roundtable meets the second Wednesday of each month (except for June, July, & August) on Mercer Island at the Evergreen Covenant Church from 7 PM - 9 PM.
A long time favorite, which has changed a lot in the last several years. Again, an angler interested in learning and spending some time can do really well here. A LOT of big fish in this lake. The fishing in the shallows with dry lines is only a shadow of its historical greatness, but deeper […]
Lynda Mapes, environmental report of the Seattle times will present on the current status of the Atlantic Salmon net pens situation in Puget Sound. Lynda specializes in coverage of the environment, natural history, and Native American tribes.
This close in favorite is open to us and our friends Saturday only, at Lake Hannan from 8:00 to 4:00. We will have a hot lunch available around 12:30, so you'll have strength for the afternoon bite. This is the lake at Camp Hamilton north and east of the Duvall, Monroe, Carnation Hwy. If you haven't […]
Munn Lake is open year round. Anglers are limited to selective gear rules and catch and release for all species. The lake offers excellent fishing for rainbow trout 10-20" and the occasional Brown Trout. The lake also supports naturally reproducing Largemouth Bass, Yellow Perch, Bluegill Sunfish, and Black Crappie. The use of bait and internal […]
The WFFC Fly Tier Roundtable meets the second Wednesday of each month (except for June, July, & August) on Mercer Island at the Evergreen Covenant Church from 7 PM - 9 PM.
Ryan Fortier, of the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife will speak on fishing possibilities of the North Central area of the State of Washington, In the past Chad Jackson has presented on this topic.
Cooper lake sits in the Cascades at 2788 feet near Cle Elum and boasts stunning views of those mountains from the East. Its open year around, and provides good fishing for 10 to 12 inch rainbows which attack almost anything that is moving. There are a few brookies in the weeds. This is a put […]
