Washington
Cutthroat Trout in Washington
Cutthroat Trout are on record in 44 Washington waters, confirmed by state surveys.
Waters holding cutthroat trout
- Aspen Lakesurvey
- Beaver Pondsurvey
- Big Twin Lakesurvey
- Blue Lakesurvey
- Buck Lakesurvey
- Bumping Lakesurvey
- Cherry Lakesurvey
- Christmas Lakesurvey
- Clear Lakesurvey
- Cooper Lakesurvey
- Ell Lakesurvey
- Fish Lakesurvey
- Indian Pondssurvey
- Kachess Lakesurvey
- Keechelus Lakesurvey
- Lake Mariesurvey
- Lightning Lakesurvey
- Lipsy Lakesurvey
- Little Cavanaugh Lakesurvey
- Lost Lakesurvey
- Lost Lakesurvey
- Maud Lakesurvey
- McLeod Lakesurvey
- Moss Lakesurvey
- Mud Lakesurvey
- National Mill Pondsurvey
- Pete Lakesurvey
- Pine Lakesurvey
- Pinus Lakesurvey
- Prairie Mountain Lakessurvey
- Pratt Riversurvey
- Rattlesnake Lakesurvey
- Soup Holesurvey
- Stickney Lakesurvey
- Stink Lakesurvey
- Sunday Lakesurvey
- Taylor Mill Pondsurvey
- Texas Pondsurvey
- Thunder Lakesurvey
- Trestle Swampsurvey
4 more on the Washington map.
Freshest cutthroat trout stockings
No dated stockings on record — presence confirmed by surveys.
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Cutthroat Trout in Washington — FAQ
Where can I catch cutthroat trout in Washington?+
Cutthroat Trout are on record in 44 Washington waters, including Aspen Lake, Beaver Pond, Big Twin Lake. The full list is on this page.
Do I need a license to fish for cutthroat trout in Washington?+
Yes — Washington requires a fishing license. Buy one from the state and check seasons and limits before you go.