Year-round lakes

[MikeFishes]

Good idea Mikey I have some for ya, hers a start.

Angle lake (king)
Lake Fenewick (king)
Lake Dollof (king)
Lake killarnary (king)
Fio Rito (kittatas)
Potholes (grant)
Mosses (grant)
Evergreen (grant)
Soda (grant)
Long (grant)

I have A LOT more

Hey gpc, I got all of these on the map, but I couldn't figure out which lake was Long Lake.

[iPodrodder]

Hey derrick-k, I accidentally clicked on the wrong button and removed your post in the process of removing mine. Sorry, this is in no way a warning or personal. But I think you and Shad_Eating_Grin are right, I checked the online regs and I can't find anything to back up what I was saying (which is why I was deleting mine).

[gpc]

Good idea Mikey I have some for ya, hers a start.

Angle lake (king)
Lake Fenewick (king)
Lake Dollof (king)
Lake killarnary (king)
Fio Rito (kittatas)
Potholes (grant)
Mosses (grant)
Evergreen (grant)
Soda (grant)
Long (grant)

I have A LOT more

Hey gpc, I got all of these on the map, but I couldn't figure out which lake was Long Lake.

Yeah long lake might be kind of hard to find. It is in the Columbia National Wildlife Refuge. Which actually sits right across the dam from potholes reservoir and is fed by the reservoir. There is a couple hundred lakes over there and only a handful get closed for the winter so pretty much the entire area is open all year.

[MikeFishes]

I use a much simpler method. I look in the regs booklet... if the lake is not listed there, it is by definition open year round. For lakes that are listed in the regs booklet, the special rules will state the specific open season.

Ah, yes. That would be easier provided you knew all the lakes. This is easier for looking for lakes other than the same two lakes I normally hit in the winter. Especially for transplants like me.