Fishing in
Mason County
Mason County, Washington has 302 named fishable waters, 1 of them with stocking records on the books.
On the map
217 waters
Waters in Mason County
- Lake Kokaneereservoir1× stocked
- Lake Cushmanreservoir4,015 ac
- Mason Lakelake977 ac
- Nahwatzel Lakelake280 ac
- Spencer Lakelake213 ac
- Isabella Lakelake211 ac
- Cranberry Lakelake180 ac
- Lake Limericklake132 ac
- Lost Lakelake123 ac
- Phillips Lakelake107 ac
- Island Lakelake105 ac
- Tiger Lakelake104 ac
- Devereaux Lakelake98 ac
- Big Twin Lakelake81 ac
- Benson Lakelake80 ac
- Prickett Lakelake73 ac
- Haven Lakelake70 ac
- Lake Wootenlake68 ac
- Price Lakelake65 ac
- Mildred Lakeslake62 ac
- Tee Lakelake48 ac
- Lake Andersonreservoir45 ac
- Melbourne Lakereservoir39 ac
- Forbes Lakelake38 ac
- Lake Arrowheadlake34 ac
- Stump Lakelake28 ac
- Blacksmith Lakelake27 ac
- Maggie Lakelake23 ac
- Fawn Lakereservoir21 ac
- Goose Lakelake20 ac
272 more on the map above.
What you'll catch here
- Rainbow Trout28 waters
- Coastal Cutthroat Trout14 waters
- Largemouth Bass12 waters
- Yellow Perch8 waters
- Kokanee5 waters
- Smallmouth Bass3 waters
- Brown Bullhead3 waters
- Coho Salmon2 waters
Latest stockings
- Lake KokaneeRainbow TroutJul 1, 2026
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Mason County fishing — FAQ
Where can I fish in Mason County, Washington?+
Mason County has 302 named fishable waters, 1 with stocking records. The map above shows every one.
What fish are stocked in Mason County?+
Waters in Mason County hold rainbow trout, coastal cutthroat trout, largemouth bass and yellow perch. See each water's page for its full stocking history.
Do I need a license to fish in Mason County?+
Yes — Washington requires a fishing license statewide. Buy one from the state agency before you go.