Fishing in
Wrangell County
Wrangell County, Alaska has 162 named fishable waters. None have dated stocking records yet — the waters are still mapped below.
On the map
34 waters
Waters in Wrangell County
- Shakes Lakelake1,366 ac
- Eagle Lakelake1,063 ac
- Virginia Lakelake637 ac
- Anan Lakelake426 ac
- Tyee Lakelake418 ac
- Boulder Lakelake417 ac
- Thoms Lakelake336 ac
- Barnes Lakelake247 ac
- Kunk Lakelake235 ac
- Marten Lakelake225 ac
- Burnett Lakelake175 ac
- Olive Lakelake157 ac
- Fall Lakelake149 ac
- McHenry Lakelake145 ac
- Streets Lakelake138 ac
- Upper Marten Lakelake135 ac
- Navy Lakelake133 ac
- Standing Rock Lakelake106 ac
- Hatchery Lakelake90 ac
- Campbell Lakelake87 ac
- Bear Lakelake81 ac
- Highbush Lakelake77 ac
- Long Lakelake67 ac
- Figure Eight Lakelake65 ac
- Little Eagle Lakelake61 ac
- Sunrise Lakelake55 ac
- Lake Helenlake55 ac
- Tom Lakelake35 ac
- Krogh Lakelake32 ac
- Clay Lakelake21 ac
132 more on the map above.
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Wrangell County fishing — FAQ
Where can I fish in Wrangell County, Alaska?+
Wrangell County has 162 named fishable waters. The map above shows every one.
Do I need a license to fish in Wrangell County?+
Yes — Alaska requires a fishing license statewide. Buy one from the state agency before you go.