Washington
Bluegill in Washington
Bluegill are on record in 83 Washington waters, confirmed by state surveys.
Waters holding bluegill
- Banks Lakesurvey
- Battle Ground Lakesurvey
- Bay Lakesurvey
- Billy Clapp Lakesurvey
- Black Lakesurvey
- Bonney Lakesurvey
- Carlisle Lakesurvey
- Clark Pondsurvey
- Cow Lakesurvey
- Dahlberg Pondssurvey
- Dry Lakesurvey
- Duck Lakesurvey
- Evergreen Reservoirsurvey
- Fivemile Lakesurvey
- Florence Lakesurvey
- Fort Borst Lakesurvey
- Franklin D Roosevelt Lakesurvey
- Hammond Lakesurvey
- Harts Lakesurvey
- Hicks Lakesurvey
- Hideaway Lakesurvey
- Horseshoe Lakesurvey
- Horseshoe Lakesurvey
- Horsethief Lakesurvey
- Hummel Lakesurvey
- Ice House Lakesurvey
- Kitsap Lakesurvey
- Lacamas Lakesurvey
- Lake Campbellsurvey
- Lake Cassidysurvey
- Lake Dolloffsurvey
- Lake Fazonsurvey
- Lake Genevasurvey
- Lake Kapowsinsurvey
- Lake Ketchumsurvey
- Lake Killarneysurvey
- Lake Lawrencesurvey
- Lake Number Twelvesurvey
- Lake Roesigersurvey
- Lake Saint Clairsurvey
43 more on the Washington map.
Freshest bluegill stockings
No dated stockings on record — presence confirmed by surveys.
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Bluegill in Washington — FAQ
Where can I catch bluegill in Washington?+
Bluegill are on record in 83 Washington waters, including Banks Lake, Battle Ground Lake, Bay Lake. The full list is on this page.
Do I need a license to fish for bluegill in Washington?+
Yes — Washington requires a fishing license. Buy one from the state and check seasons and limits before you go.