Fishing in
Kittitas County
Kittitas County, Washington has 373 named fishable waters. None have dated stocking records yet — the waters are still mapped below.
On the map
325 waters
Waters in Kittitas County
- Cle Elum Lakereservoir4,566 ac
- Kachess Lakereservoir4,388 ac
- Keechelus Lakereservoir2,409 ac
- Waptus Lakelake254 ac
- Lake Eastonreservoir218 ac
- Lost Lakelake155 ac
- Cooper Lakelake121 ac
- Spade Lakelake108 ac
- Hyas Lakelake92 ac
- Spectacle Lakelake78 ac
- Tucquala Lakelake60 ac
- Venus Lakelake53 ac
- Deep Lakelake46 ac
- Circle Lakelake44 ac
- Pete Lakelake39 ac
- Robin Lakeslake36 ac
- Shovel Lakelake35 ac
- Alaska Lakelake34 ac
- Joe Lakelake31 ac
- Lake Rowenalake29 ac
- Manastash Lakelake29 ac
- Mirror Lakelake28 ac
- Rachel Lakelake26 ac
- Glacier Lakelake22 ac
- Chikamin Lakelake19 ac
- Lavender Lakelake19 ac
- Lake Ivanhoelake19 ac
- Michael Lakelake17 ac
- Tuck Lakelake16 ac
- Lake Lillianlake15 ac
343 more on the map above.
What you'll catch here
- Rainbow Trout12 waters
- Brook Trout8 waters
- Westslope Cutthroat Trout6 waters
- Cutthroat Trout6 waters
- Kokanee4 waters
- Bull Trout4 waters
- Burbot3 waters
- Mountain Whitefish2 waters
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Kittitas County fishing — FAQ
Where can I fish in Kittitas County, Washington?+
Kittitas County has 373 named fishable waters. The map above shows every one.
What fish are stocked in Kittitas County?+
Waters in Kittitas County hold rainbow trout, brook trout, westslope cutthroat trout and cutthroat trout. See each water's page for its full stocking history.
Do I need a license to fish in Kittitas County?+
Yes — Washington requires a fishing license statewide. Buy one from the state agency before you go.