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Washington counties

Fishing in Grant County, Washington

County seat: Ephrata. Population 99,123.

54lake pages
63launches
3river pages

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Grant County, Washington

Lakes, rivers and ramps of Grant County in one read

Ephrata houses the Grant County courthouse, serving 99,123 people as of the 2020 count. Trout planted here show up in the WDFW report as WDFW Region 2 releases. Columbia River straddles the line with Oregon or Idaho.

The paged lakes number 54, spread over 166,707 acres, with Lake Roosevelt on top. Among the county streams, WDFW shows anadromous runs in Columbia River. Launching comes down to 63 boat launches, run by 49 WDFW, 10 State Parks and 4 other agencies. From shore, the WDFW facilities layer lists 199 shore or access sites here, 21 of them piers or platforms.

54lake pages

63boat launches

3river pages

2shops listed

Census 2020 population; WDFW Fish Washington lake layers, WDFW facilities and State Parks launch layers (WDFW GIS); WDFW marine areas; retrieved October 31, 2026.

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Map

Lake points and ramps of Grant County, mapped together

WDFW and State Parks launch layers, WDFW facilities, WDFW lake points, NHD river midpoints and WDFW marine area points. Checked November 2026.

Lakes

Still water WDFW maps within Grant County

Lake	Acres	Launches	WDFW program	Fish WDFW maps
Lake Roosevelt	83,988	0	Mixed species – Trout emphasis	rainbow trout, brown trout, brook trout
Banks Lake	26,888	12	Mixed species – Warmwater emphasis	rainbow trout, kokanee, largemouth bass
Wanapum Lake	14,362	5	NHD-mapped lake
Potholes Reservoir	14,282	11	Mixed species – Warmwater emphasis	rainbow trout, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass
Rufus Woods Lake	8,022	2	Mixed species – Trout emphasis	rainbow trout, brown trout, kokanee
Moses Lake	6,728	2	Mixed species – Warmwater emphasis	rainbow trout, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass
Priest Rapids Lake	6,387	1	NHD-mapped lake
Lake Lenore	1,406	2	Trout emphasis
Billy Clapp Lake	974	1	Mixed species – Warmwater emphasis	rainbow trout, kokanee, largemouth bass
Blue Lake (Grant County)	534	1	Trout emphasis	rainbow trout
Winchester Wasteway	406	3	NHD-mapped lake
Park Lake	338	3	Trout emphasis	rainbow trout
Alkali Lake	299	1	Mixed species – Warmwater emphasis
Evergreen Lake	248	4	Warmwater emphasis	largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, walleye
Warden Lake	200	1	Trout emphasis	rainbow trout, tiger trout
Red Rock Lake	171	1	NHD-mapped lake
Soda Lake	154	0	Mixed species – Warmwater emphasis	rainbow trout, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass
Upper Goose Lake	130	1	Mixed species – Trout emphasis	rainbow trout, largemouth bass, walleye
Deep Lake (Grant County)	101	0	Trout emphasis	rainbow trout, kokanee
Lenice Lake	93	1	Trout emphasis	rainbow trout
Dry Falls Lake	88	0	Trout emphasis	rainbow trout, brown trout, tiger trout
Long Lake (Grant County)	74	1	Mixed species – Warmwater emphasis	rainbow trout, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass
Corral Lake	71	1	Trout emphasis	rainbow trout
Burke Lake	69	3	Trout emphasis	rainbow trout
Canal Lake	69	0	Trout emphasis	rainbow trout
Lower Goose Lake	65	1	Warmwater emphasis	largemouth bass, walleye, yellow perch
Quincy Lake	54	1	Trout emphasis	rainbow trout
Stan Coffin Lake	53	1	Warmwater emphasis	largemouth bass, bluegill
Upper Hampton Lake	52	0	Trout emphasis	rainbow trout
Dusty Lake	41	0	Trout emphasis	rainbow trout, brown trout, tiger trout
Blythe Lake	37	0	Trout emphasis	rainbow trout
Beda Lake	33	1	Trout emphasis	rainbow trout, pumpkinseed
Windmill Lake	30	1	Trout emphasis	rainbow trout
Desert Lake Chain	29	0	Trout emphasis	rainbow trout
North Teal Lake	22	0	Trout emphasis	rainbow trout
Lower Hampton Lake	18	0	Trout emphasis	rainbow trout
Heart Lake (Grant County)	18	0	Trout emphasis	rainbow trout
Perch Lake	16	0	Trout emphasis	rainbow trout
Martha Lake	16	1	Trout emphasis	rainbow trout
South Teal Lake	15	0	Trout emphasis	rainbow trout
North Windmill Lake	14	0	Trout emphasis	rainbow trout
Homestead Lake	12	0	Trout emphasis	rainbow trout, brown trout, tiger trout
Chukar Lake	12	0	Trout emphasis	rainbow trout
Janet Lake	10	0	Trout emphasis	rainbow trout
Rainbow Lake (Grant County)	10	0	Trout emphasis	rainbow trout, brown trout, brook trout
Pillar Lake	9	0	Trout emphasis	rainbow trout
Ancient Lake South	9	0	Trout emphasis	rainbow trout, largemouth bass
June Lake	8	0	Trout emphasis	rainbow trout
Cattail Lake	8	0	Trout emphasis	rainbow trout
Upper Caliche Lake	7	1	Trout emphasis	rainbow trout
Widgeon Lake	7	0	Trout emphasis	rainbow trout
Gadwall Lake	6	0	Trout emphasis	rainbow trout
East Sage Lake	6	0	Trout emphasis	rainbow trout
West Sage Lake	5	0	Trout emphasis	rainbow trout

WDFW Fish Washington lowland and high lake layers (surface acres as published, management emphasis, mapped species); WDFW publishes no lake depths in these layers. Retrieved October 31, 2026.

Species

What the WDFW layers say swims near Grant County

Around Ephrata, to 50 miles, rainbow trout turns up on more water pages than the rest.

Rainbow trout58 waters

Largemouth bass25 waters

Yellow perch19 waters

Bluegill18 waters

Black crappie15 waters

Pumpkinseed12 waters

Walleye12 waters

Smallmouth bass9 waters

Brown bullhead7 waters

Brown trout7 waters

Species mapped in the WDFW Fish Washington layers, WDFW state records and the 2026 WDFW trout plants, counted per water page within 50 miles; not a survey.

More water

Lakes in Grant County that live on this list only

WDFW and NHD maps hold 17 more named lakes in Grant County, shown with acreage and program.

Water	Acres	WDFW program	Nearest town
Lois Lake	4	Trout emphasis	Warden
Poacher Lake	4	Trout emphasis	Warden
Shoveler Lake	3	Trout emphasis	Warden
Snipe Lake	3	Trout emphasis	Warden
Sago Lake	3	Trout emphasis	Warden
Northup Lake	2	Trout emphasis	Coulee Dam
Falcon – West Lake	2	Trout emphasis	Moses Lake
Cliff Lake	2	Trout emphasis	Quincy
Hourglass Lake	2	Trout emphasis	Warden
Lemna Lake	2	Trout emphasis	Warden
Crystal Lake	1	Trout emphasis	Quincy
Heron – Lower Lake	1	Trout emphasis	Moses Lake
Heron – Upper Lake	1	Trout emphasis	Moses Lake
Falcon – East Lake	1	Trout emphasis	Moses Lake
Cup Lake	1	Trout emphasis	Quincy
Coot Lake	1	Trout emphasis	Othello
Columbia Basin Hatchery Cr	0	Trout emphasis	Moses Lake North

WDFW Fish Washington lowland and high lake layers and USGS NHD lake outlines, retrieved October 31, 2026.

Rivers

Moving water with pages in Grant County

Columbia RiverSWIFD lists chinook, chum and coho, 8 WDFW shore or access sites, 6 USGS gauges, 728 mi in Washington
Crab Creek3 WDFW shore or access sites, 3 USGS gauges, 149 mi in Washington
Lower Crab Creek1 WDFW shore or access site, 1 USGS gauge, 49 mi in Washington

Lesser streams of Grant County (5)

Frenchman Hills Wasteway2 mapped launches, 3 WDFW shore or access sites, 39 mi in Washington
Northrup Creek1 WDFW shore or access site, 7 mi in Washington
Potholes Canal2 WDFW shore or access sites, 51 mi in Washington
Rocky Ford Creek5 WDFW shore or access sites, 10 mi in Washington
Winchester Wasteway2 mapped launches, 36 mi in Washington

Streamflow posted by Grant County gauges

USGS gauge	Latest reading	Time (ET)
Columbia River Below Priest Rapids Dam, Wa	61,700 cfs, 9.41 ft gage height	Nov 12 7:15 pm
Crab Creek Near Beverly, Wa	157 cfs, 2.85 ft gage height	Nov 12 7:15 pm
Crab Creek Near Moses Lake, Wa	47 cfs, 2.96 ft gage height	Nov 12 6:45 pm
Crab Creek Near Stratford, Wa	0 cfs, 15.27 ft gage height	Nov 12 7:00 pm

US Geological Survey provisional data, retrieved Nov 12, 2026 7:33 pm ET. Provisional readings can be revised.

USGS NHD flowlines and Washington lengths, WDFW SWIFD salmon and steelhead distribution, WDFW and State Parks launches, USGS gauges; retrieved October 31, 2026.

Stocking

WDFW hatchery trucks that stopped in Grant County

The 2026 plant log for Grant County reads 14 releases and 102,691 fish, covering 8 waters.

Park LakeRainbow, 35,000 fish at 2.5 per pound, September 28, 2026, Columbia Basin Hatchery
Blue Lake (Grant County)Rainbow, 53,000 fish at 2.5 per pound, September 28, 2026, Columbia Basin Hatchery
Hatchery CreekRainbow, 900 fish at 2.5 per pound, September 2, 2026, Columbia Basin Hatchery
Hatchery CreekRainbow, 750 fish at 2.5 per pound, June 23, 2026, Columbia Basin Hatchery
Potholes ReservoirRainbow, 250 fish at 2.5 per pound, May 29, 2026, Columbia Basin Hatchery
Hatchery CreekRainbow, 500 fish at 2.5 per pound, May 29, 2026, Columbia Basin Hatchery
Moses LakeRainbow, 1,200 fish at 2.5 per pound, May 1, 2026, Columbia Basin Hatchery
Hatchery CreekRainbow, 1,421 fish at 2.5 per pound, May 1, 2026, Columbia Basin Hatchery
Hatchery CreekRainbow, 895 fish at 2.5 per pound, April 21, 2026, Columbia Basin Hatchery
Banks LakeRainbow, 1,200 fish at 2.5 per pound, April 17, 2026, Columbia Basin Hatchery
Hatchery CreekRainbow, 1,000 fish at 2.5 per pound, April 8, 2026, Columbia Basin Hatchery
Hatchery CreekRainbow, 1,000 fish at 2.5 per pound, March 31, 2026, Columbia Basin Hatchery

WDFW Trout Plants report (rows January 2 to October 27, 2026), read October 31, 2026; newest plants first.

Access

Ramps, piers and access points of Grant County

Alkali Lake boat launchAlkali Lake, WDFW, 1 ramp, unimproved surface surface, 3 hand launches, Discover Pass
Billy Clapp Lake boat launchBilly Clapp Lake, WDFW, 1 ramp, concrete surface, Discover Pass
Blue Lake boat launch (south)Blue Lake, WDFW, 1 ramp, concrete surface, 1 hand launch, Discover Pass
Blythe boat launch on Potholes ReservoirPotholes Reservoir, WDFW, 1 ramp, concrete surface, Discover Pass
Buckshot boat launch on Priest Rapids LakePriest Rapids Lake, Grant County PUD, 1 ramp, concrete surface
Burke Lake (east) boat launchBurke Lake, WDFW, 1 ramp, concrete surface, Discover Pass
Burke Lake (south) boat launchBurke Lake, WDFW, 1 ramp, concrete surface, Discover Pass
Burke Lake (west) boat launchBurke Lake, WDFW, 1 ramp, unimproved surface surface, Discover Pass
Caliche Lakes boat launch on Upper Caliche LakeUpper Caliche Lake, WDFW, 1 ramp, unimproved surface surface, Discover Pass
Corral Lake boat launchCorral Lake, WDFW, 1 ramp, gravel surface, Discover Pass
Crab Creek boat launch on Potholes ReservoirPotholes Reservoir, WDFW, 1 ramp, unimproved surface surface, Discover Pass
Dodson & Winchester boat launch on Winchester WastewayWinchester Wasteway, WDFW, 1 ramp, concrete surface, Discover Pass
Evergreen Reservoir (east) boat launchEvergreen Lake, WDFW, 1 ramp, concrete surface, Discover Pass
Evergreen Reservoir (north) boat launchEvergreen Lake, WDFW, 1 ramp, concrete surface, Discover Pass
Evergreen Reservoir (west) boat launchEvergreen Lake, WDFW, 1 ramp, unimproved surface surface, Discover Pass
Evergreen Reservoir SW boat launchEvergreen Lake, WDFW, 1 ramp, unimproved surface surface, Discover Pass
Frenchman Hills Lake boat launchlaunch site, WDFW, 1 ramp, unimproved surface surface, Discover Pass
Gage Station boat launch on Lake LenoreLake Lenore, WDFW, 1 ramp, unimproved surface surface, Discover Pass
Glen Williams boat launch on Potholes ReservoirPotholes Reservoir, WDFW, 1 ramp, concrete surface, Discover Pass
Lind Coulee Bridge boat launch on Potholes ReservoirPotholes Reservoir, WDFW, 1 ramp, concrete surface, Discover Pass
Lind Coulee Island boat launch on Potholes ReservoirPotholes Reservoir, WDFW, 1 ramp, unimproved surface surface, Discover Pass
Lind Coulee Point boat launch on Potholes ReservoirPotholes Reservoir, WDFW, 1 ramp, unimproved surface surface, Discover Pass
Long Lake boat launch (east)Long Lake, WDFW, 1 ramp, unimproved surface surface, Discover Pass
Lower Goose Lake boat launchLower Goose Lake, WDFW, 1 ramp, unimproved surface surface, Discover Pass
Million Dollar Mile (north) boat launch on Banks LakeBanks Lake, WDFW, 1 ramp, unimproved surface surface, Discover Pass
Million Dollar Mile (south) boat launch on Banks LakeBanks Lake, WDFW, 1 ramp, concrete surface, Discover Pass
Moses Lake boat launchMoses Lake, WDFW, 1 ramp, concrete surface, Discover Pass
Osborn Bay Lake boat launch on Banks LakeBanks Lake, WDFW, 1 ramp, unimproved surface surface, Discover Pass
Potholes, boat launchPotholes Reservoir, State Parks, Discover Pass
Quincy Lake boat launchQuincy Lake, WDFW, 1 ramp, concrete surface, Discover Pass
Sam Israel boat launch on Lake LenoreLake Lenore, WDFW, 1 ramp, unimproved surface surface, Discover Pass
Sampson's Pit boat launch on Potholes ReservoirPotholes Reservoir, WDFW, 1 ramp, unimproved surface surface, Discover Pass
Stan Coffin Lake boat launchStan Coffin Lake, WDFW, 1 ramp, concrete surface, Discover Pass
Steamboat Rock -North Banks Lake launchBanks Lake, State Parks, Discover Pass
Steamboat Rock -Northrup launch on Banks LakeBanks Lake, State Parks, Discover Pass
Steamboat Rock -cove boat launch on Banks LakeBanks Lake, State Parks, Discover Pass
Steamboat Rock launch on Banks LakeBanks Lake, State Parks, Discover Pass
Sun Lakes launch on Park LakePark Lake, State Parks, Discover Pass
Sunland Estates boat launch on Wanapum LakeWanapum Lake, WDFW, 1 ramp, concrete surface, Discover Pass
Upper Goose Lake boat launchUpper Goose Lake, WDFW, 1 ramp, concrete surface, Discover Pass
Vernita Bridge boat launchlaunch site, WDFW, 2 ramps, unimproved surface surface, Discover Pass
Warden Lake boat launchWarden Lake, WDFW, 1 ramp, unimproved surface surface, Discover Pass
Winchester Lake boat launch on Winchester Wasteway (north)Winchester Wasteway, WDFW, 1 ramp, unimproved surface surface, Discover Pass
Winchester Lake boat launch on Winchester Wasteway (south)Winchester Wasteway, WDFW, 1 ramp, unimproved surface surface, Discover Pass
Windmill-Canal-Heart Lakes boat launchWindmill Lake, WDFW, 3 ramps, concrete surface, 1 hand launch, Discover Pass
239 Drain boat launchlaunch site, WDFW, 1 hand launch, Discover Pass
Beda Lake boat launchBeda Lake, WDFW, 1 hand launch, Discover Pass
Fedesco-Harris boat launch on Winchester WastewayWinchester Wasteway, WDFW, 1 hand launch, Discover Pass
Frenchman Hills Wasteway boat launchFrenchman Hills Wasteway, WDFW, 1 hand launch, Discover Pass
Lenice Lake boat launchLenice Lake, WDFW, 3 hand launches, Discover Pass
Lind Coulee East boat launch on Potholes ReservoirPotholes Reservoir, WDFW, 2 hand launches, Discover Pass
Martha Lake boat launchMartha Lake, WDFW, 1 hand launch, Discover Pass
Medicare Beach boat launch on Potholes ReservoirPotholes Reservoir, WDFW, 1 hand launch, Discover Pass
Old Vantage Highway boat launch on Wanapum LakeWanapum Lake, agency not given, concrete surface
Peninsula Park boat launch on Moses LakeMoses Lake, agency not given, concrete surface
Red Rock Lake boat launchRed Rock Lake, agency not given, unimproved surface
Road C & Frenchman boat launch on Frenchman Hills WastewayFrenchman Hills Wasteway, WDFW, 3 hand launches, Discover Pass
Steamboat Rock -Northrup launch on Banks LakeBanks Lake, State Parks, Discover Pass
Steamboat Rock launch on Banks LakeBanks Lake, State Parks, Discover Pass
Sun Lakes launch on Park LakePark Lake, State Parks, Discover Pass
Sun Lakes launch on Park LakePark Lake, State Parks, Discover Pass
Warden Outfall boat launch on Potholes ReservoirPotholes Reservoir, WDFW, 1 hand launch, Discover Pass
Winchester Lake boat launch on Winchester Wasteway (south), Grant CountyWinchester Wasteway, WDFW, 1 hand launch, Discover Pass

The pass flag is set at 59 launches: hang a Discover Pass from the mirror there.

Fishing on foot in Grant County (199)

Outlet on Moses Lakefishing platform
Park Lakeshore fishing site, Dock fishing
Rocky Ford Hatcheryfishing platform
Alkali Lake shore accessshore fishing site, Multiple shore fishing areas within short walking distance
Alkali Lake shore accessshore fishing site, Off-highway parking, 100+ feet of shore fishing
Alkali Lake shore access near Soap Lakeshore fishing site, Off-highway parking, 100+ feet of shore fishing
Ancient Lakeaccess point (no launch)
Ancient Lakes shore accessshore fishing site, Four hike-in lakes with substantial shore fishing area, can
Banks Lake shore accessshore fishing site, 400+ meters of shore fishing area
Banks Lake shore accessshore fishing site, Off-highway parking, 100+ meters of shore fishing, steep roc
Banks Lake shore access near Banks Lake Southshore fishing site, Expansive shore fishing area within short walking distance
Banks Lake shore access near Coulee Cityshore fishing site, 100+ meters of shore fishing
Banks Lake shore access near Electric City (east), Grant Countyshore fishing site, Limited shore fishing within hiking distance
Banks Lake shore access near Electric City (east), Grant Countyshore fishing site, Several multi-vehicle turnouts with shore fishing
Banks Lake shore access near Electric City (south), Grant Countyshore fishing site, Multiple small off-highway parking areas with variable size
Banks Lake shore access near Electric City (south), Grant Countyshore fishing site, Expansive shore fishing areas within walking distance
Banks Lake shore access near Electric City (west)shore fishing site, Multiple shore fishing areas withing walkin and driving dist
Banks Lake shore access near Grand Couleeshore fishing site, Inlet Canal with 200+ meters shore fishing area, can be stee
Banks Lake shore access near Hartline (north)shore fishing site, Off-highway parking, expansive shore fishing area, can be st
Banks Lake shore access near Hartline (south)shore fishing site, 200+ meters of shore fishing
Beda Lake fishing piershore fishing site, Few shore fishing areas, best with float tube
Billy Clapp Lake shore accessshore fishing site, 100+ meters of shore fishing, trail leading North to possibl
Billy Clapp Lake shore access near Coulee Cityshore fishing site, 200+ meters of shore fishing area
Blue Lake shore accessshore fishing site, Expansive off-highway parking and shore fishing
Blue Lake shore accessshore fishing site, Expansive off-highway parking and shore fishing
Blue Lake shore access near Coulee City (east)shore fishing site, Limited shore fishing area
Blue Lake shore access near Coulee City (north)shore fishing site, Multiple off-highway parking areas and shore fishing through
Blue Lake shore access near Coulee City (south), Grant Countyshore fishing site, Dirt road to multiple shore fishing areas
Blue Lake shore access near Coulee City (south), Grant Countyshore fishing site, Dirt road to multiple shore fishing areas
Blythe Lake shore accessshore fishing site, Numerous shore fishing areas around lake
Burke Lake shore accessshore fishing site, Trails on both sides of lake leading to multiple shore fishi
Burke Lake shore accessshore fishing site, Drive-to shore fishing areas
Burke Lake shore access near Georgeshore fishing site, 150+ feet of shore fishing area with trails to multiple othe
Canal Lake (south) shore accessaccess point (no launch)
Canal Lake on Windmill Lakeshore fishing site, Many shore fishing areas within short walking distance from
Castle Lakeshore fishing site, Hike-in through North end of Deep Lake, shore fishing area a
Cattail Lake shore accessshore fishing site, Hike in, limited shore fishing areas
Chukar Lake shore accessshore fishing site, Hike-in, limited shore fishing areas
Clementine Lakeaccess point (no launch)
Cliff Lake shore accessshore fishing site, Hike in, multiple shore fishing areas
Columbia Basin Hatcheryaccess point (no launch)
Coot Lake on North Teal Lakeshore fishing site, Several shore fishing areas, weedy
Corral Lake SWaccess point (no launch)
Corral Lake shore accessshore fishing site, Multiple shore fishing areas East of parking area
Crater Lakeaccess point (no launch)
Crater Sloughaccess point (no launch)
Crystal Lake shore accessshore fishing site, Hike in, multiple shore fishing areas
Cup Lake shore accessshore fishing site, Hike in past Crystal Lake, multiple shore fishing areas
Deep Lake shore access near Coulee Cityshore fishing site, Trail to both sides of lake leading to many shore fishing ar
Desert Lake Chain shore accessshore fishing site, Hike-in only, limited shore fishing areas depending on lake
Dodsonaccess point (no launch)
Dodson & Frenchman on Frenchman Hills Wastewayaccess point (no launch)
Dry Falls Lake fishing piershore fishing site, Very limited shore fishing area, primarily accessed by float
Dusty Lake shore accessshore fishing site, Hike in, 100+ meters of shore fishing area, lengthy trails a
Evergreen Reservoir shore accessshore fishing site, Dirt road leading to multiple shore fishing areas
Evergreen Reservoir shore accessshore fishing site, Parking with 100+ meters of shore fishing area
Evergreen Reservoir shore access near George (east)shore fishing site, Trails leading away from boat launch both directions to shor
Evergreen Reservoir shore access near George (west), Grant Countyshore fishing site, Parking with 200+ meters of shore fishing area
Evergreen Reservoir shore access near George (west), Grant Countyshore fishing site, Limited shore fishing, follow trail along lake to more shore
Falcon Lakes on Potholes Reservoirshore fishing site, Multiple lakes with weedy shore fishing areas, must search f
Fedesco-Harris 2access point (no launch)
Fedesco-Harris 3access point (no launch)
Fishing pierfishing pier
Fishing pierfishing pier
Fishing pierfishing pier
Fishing pierfishing pier
Fishing pier on Burke Lakefishing pier
Fishing pier on Martha Lakefishing pier
Fishing pier on Moses Lakefishing pier
Fishing pier on Rocky Ford Creekfishing pier
Fishing pier on Windmill Lakefishing pier
Fishing pier on Windmill Lakefishing pier
Fishing pier on Windmill Lakefishing pier
Fordair on Banks Lakeaccess point (no launch)
Frenchman Couleeaccess point (no launch)
Frenchman Hills 2 on Frenchman Hills Wastewayaccess point (no launch)
Frenchman Hills 4 on Frenchman Hills Wastewayaccess point (no launch)
Gadwall Lake shore accessshore fishing site, Hike in, multiple shore fishing areas
Gloyd Seeps Road 10access point (no launch)
Gloyd Seeps Road 12access point (no launch)

WDFW Facilities layer (boat launches, piers, shore sites) and the State Parks boat launch layer; retrieved October 31, 2026. Lanes and per-launch fees are not published in these layers.

Regulations

The 2026-27 pamphlet rows covering Grant County

Start with the statewide table for Grant County; any Special Rule listed after it overrides those rows. WDFW sells the 2026-27 Freshwater license for $39.95 to Washington residents and $115.85 to visitors 16 and up. Keep a catch record card on you for salmon, steelhead, sturgeon or halibut; WDFW issues it with the license.

Species	Limit	Season
Largemouth Bass	No min. size in lakes, ponds, and reservoirs. Only largemouth bass less than 12" may be retained, except 1 over 17" may be retained. Daily limit 5.	Lakes, ponds, and reservoirs: year-round; rivers, streams and beaver ponds: Sat. before Memorial Day through Oct. 31
Largemouth Bass	No size restriction/daily limit in rivers, streams, and beaver ponds.	Lakes, ponds, and reservoirs: year-round; rivers, streams and beaver ponds: Sat. before Memorial Day through Oct. 31
Smallmouth Bass	No min. size in lakes, ponds, and reservoirs. Only 1 smallmouth bass over 14" may be retained. Daily limit 10.	Lakes, ponds, and reservoirs: year-round; rivers, streams and beaver ponds: Sat. before Memorial Day through Oct. 31
Smallmouth Bass	No size restriction/daily limit in rivers, streams, and beaver ponds.	Lakes, ponds, and reservoirs: year-round; rivers, streams and beaver ponds: Sat. before Memorial Day through Oct. 31
Walleye	Min. size 12" in lakes, ponds, and reservoirs. Daily limit 8. Only 1 over 22" may be retained. May be caught, retained, and released alive from a livewell until daily limit is in possession.	Lakes, ponds, and reservoirs: year-round; rivers, streams and beaver ponds: Sat. before Memorial Day through Oct. 31
Walleye	No size restriction/daily limit in rivers, streams, and beaver ponds.	Lakes, ponds, and reservoirs: year-round; rivers, streams and beaver ponds: Sat. before Memorial Day through Oct. 31
Channel Catfish	No min. size in lakes, ponds, and reservoirs. Daily limit 5.	Lakes, ponds, and reservoirs: year-round; rivers, streams and beaver ponds: Sat. before Memorial Day through Oct. 31
Channel Catfish	No min. size/daily limit in rivers, streams, and beaver ponds.	Lakes, ponds, and reservoirs: year-round; rivers, streams and beaver ponds: Sat. before Memorial Day through Oct. 31
Burbot (Freshwater Ling)	No min. size. Daily limit 5.	Lakes, ponds, and reservoirs: year-round; rivers, streams and beaver ponds: Sat. before Memorial Day through Oct. 31 (p.23 general rule for
Crappie, Northern Pikeminnow, Peamouth Chub, Perch, Suckers, Sunfish,	No min. size. No daily limit.	Lakes, ponds, and reservoirs: year-round; rivers, streams and beaver ponds: Sat. before Memorial Day through Oct. 31
Grass Carp	Closed unless otherwise listed in Special Rules.	Closed
Kokanee	No min. size. Daily limit 10. When fishing with bait, all kokanee that are lawful to possess and are equal to or greater than the minimum size are counted as part of the daily limit whether kept or released.	Lakes, ponds, and reservoirs: year-round; rivers, streams and beaver ponds: Sat. before Memorial Day through Oct. 31 (p.23 general rule for
Tiger Muskellunge (Tiger Muskie)	Min. size 50". Daily limit 1.	Lakes, ponds, and reservoirs: year-round; rivers, streams and beaver ponds: Sat. before Memorial Day through Oct. 31 (p.23 general rule for
Whitefish	No min. size. Daily limit 15.	Lakes, ponds, and reservoirs: year-round; rivers, streams and beaver ponds: Sat. before Memorial Day through Oct. 31 (p.23 general rule for
Steelhead	Release all wild steelhead. Min. size 20". Daily limit 2. Open during salmon or game fish seasons unless as otherwise listed.	Open during salmon or game fish seasons unless as otherwise listed
Brown Trout, Cutthroat Trout, Rainbow Trout, Golden Trout, Tiger Trout	In rivers, streams, and beaver ponds: Min. size 8". Daily limit 2.	Sat. before Memorial Day-Oct. 31 (statewide river season, p.23)

Special Rules naming Grant County water (792)

Water and reach	Species	Rule
Columbia Basin Hatchery Creek: from the hatchery outflow to confluence with Rocky Coulee Wasteway	All species	Open for juvenile anglers, senior anglers and anglers with a disability who possess a designated harvester companion card only.
Columbia Basin Hatchery Creek: from the hatchery outflow to confluence with Rocky Coulee Wasteway	All game fish	Statewide min. size/daily limit. (Apr. 1-Sept. 30)
Crab Creek: from mouth to Morgan Lake Rd. in Sec. 36	All game fish	Statewide min. size/daily limit. (Sat. before Memorial Day-Sept. 30)
Crab Creek: from Morgan Lake Rd. in Sec. 36 to O’Sullivan Dam (including Marsh Units I and II impoundments)	All species	CLOSED WATERS.
Crab Creek: from the confluence of the Moses Lake outlets to Sand Dunes Rd. including tributaries	Bluegill	No min. size. Combined limit of bluegill and crappie is 25. (Year-round)
Crab Creek: from the confluence of the Moses Lake outlets to Sand Dunes Rd. including tributaries	Crappie	Min. size 9”. Combined limit of bluegill and crappie is 25. (Year-round)
Crab Creek: from the confluence of the Moses Lake outlets to Sand Dunes Rd. including tributaries	Yellow perch	No min. size. Daily limit 25. (Year-round)
Crab Creek: from the confluence of the Moses Lake outlets to Sand Dunes Rd. including tributaries	Other game fish	Statewide min. size/daily limit for lakes, ponds, and reservoirs apply. (Year-round)
Crab Creek: from the fountain buoy and shoreline markers of 150’ down stream of the Alder Street fill to Grant County Rd. 7 NE	Bluegill	Min. size 8”. Daily limit 5. (Year-round)
Crab Creek: from the fountain buoy and shoreline markers of 150’ down stream of the Alder Street fill to Grant County Rd. 7 NE	Crappie	Min. size 9”. Daily limit 10. (Year-round)
Crab Creek: from the fountain buoy and shoreline markers of 150’ down stream of the Alder Street fill to Grant County Rd. 7 NE	Yellow perch	No min. size. Daily limit 25. (Year-round)
Crab Creek: from the fountain buoy and shoreline markers of 150’ down stream of the Alder Street fill to Grant County Rd. 7 NE	Other game fish	Statewide min. size/daily limit for lakes, ponds, and reservoirs apply. (Year-round)
Crab Creek: above Grant County Rd. 7 and all tributaries except Goose Creek in the city of Wilbur	All game fish	Statewide min. size/daily limit. (Year-round)
Delaney Spring Creek	All game fish	Statewide min. size/daily limit. Except: Eastern brook trout count as part of trout daily limit. (Sat. before Memorial Day-Oct. 31)
Frenchman Hills Wasteways And Drains	All game fish	Statewide min. size/daily limit. Except: Eastern brook trout count as part of trout daily limit. (Year-round)
Grant And Adams Counties: all inlets and outlets of lakes, ponds, and reservoirs and all irrigation canals, wasteways, and drains in Grant and Adams counties ex	All game fish	Statewide rules for lakes, ponds, and reservoirs apply for all species. (Year-round)
Hays Creek	All game fish	Statewide min. size/daily limit. (4th Sat. in Apr.-Sept. 30)
Nunnally Lake Outlet: Outlet stream of Nunnally Lake	All species	CLOSED WATERS.
Red Rock Creek	All game fish	Statewide min. size/daily limit. (Sat. before Memorial Day-Sept. 30)
Rocky Ford Creek And Ponds	All species	Bank fishing only. Fly fishing only. No wading.

All Special Rules by water

Limits and seasons as printed in the 2026-2027 Washington Sport Fishing Rules (WDFW pamphlet, in effect July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2027), PDF page 27 (pamphlet PDF; eRegulations statewide freshwater page), read October 31, 2026. Special Rules as printed in the 2026-2027 Washington Sport Fishing Rules (WDFW pamphlet, in effect July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2027), pamphlet page 50 (pamphlet PDF), read on eRegulations October 31, 2026.

Records

Grant County entries on the WDFW record list

Species	Weight	Angler	Water	Date
Common Carp	49.50 lbs	Duane Fisher	Moses Lake	June 17, 2006
Yellow Bullhead	2.38 lbs	Monica Beckley	Potholes Reservoir	Sept. 8, 2013
Kokanee (non-anadromous Sockeye Salmon)	6.25 lbs	Clarence F. Rief	Lake Roosevelt	June 26, 2003
Lake Whitefish	7.86 lbs	Gavin Boggs	Lake Roosevelt	Feb. 11, 2023
Smallmouth Bass	8.75 lbs	Ray Wonacott	Columbia River	April 23, 1966
Blue Catfish	17.75 lbs	Rangle Hawthorne	Columbia River	July 9, 1975
Peamouth	1.48 lbs	Michael Lane	Columbia River	May 10, 2026
Rainbow Trout, resident (including triploid)	29.60 lbs	Norm Butler	Rufus Woods Lake	Nov. 11, 2002

Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) sport fish records list, as of October 31, 2026.

Tournaments

Events launching inside Grant County

10 published events launch in or fish Grant County, with 1 upcoming.

Date	Event	Water	Organizer
May 1, 2027	Nixon's Marine Open	Moses Lake	Northwest Bass
Sept. 19, 2026	Championship – Banks Lake	Banks Lake	Northwest Bass
Aug. 8, 2026	Washington State Championship	Moses Lake	Student Angler Federation (The Bass Federation high school program)
July 25, 2026	Tour Event 4	Banks Lake	Kayak Fishing Northwest
June 20, 2026	Lake Moses 2026/06/20 & 21 Camping Invitational	Moses Lake	Washington State Pond Jumperz Bass Club
June 13, 2026	Potholes Tournament (Open)	Potholes Reservoir	Northwest Bass
May 15, 2026	Big Bass Tournament	Potholes Reservoir	Northwest Bass
April 25, 2026	Banks Lake Bass Fishing	Banks Lake	Northwest Bass
April 25, 2026	Tour Event 1	Potholes Reservoir	Kayak Fishing Northwest
June 14, 2025	Moses Lake 6/14-15/2025	Moses Lake	Washington State Pond Jumperz Bass Club

Washington tournaments

Organizer schedule and results pages, checked November 2026.

Local help

Grant County fly shops, tackle and hired skippers

Stores keeping Grant County anglers supplied

Desert Fly Anglerfly shop, Ephrata
Sportsman's Warehouse Moses Lakesporting goods store, Moses Lake

Yellow Pages and chain store listings, guide and charter listings (city of business); retrieved October 31, 2026.

Nearby

Places that border Grant County

Grant County towns with a fishing page

Moses Lakepop. 25,146
Ephratapop. 8,477
Quincypop. 7,543
Cascade Valleypop. 4,332
Moses Lake Northpop. 4,050
Mattawapop. 3,335
Wardenpop. 2,449
Desert Airepop. 2,288
Royal Citypop. 1,776
Soap Lakepop. 1,691
Lakeviewpop. 1,068

Neighbouring Washington counties of Grant County

Douglas County38 miles north
Adams County48 miles east
Franklin County54 miles southeast
Lincoln County55 miles northeast

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Fish photos

How to tell one Grant County fish from another, by photo

Smallmouth Bass, Washington — Smallmouth Bass
Photo: USFWS Mountain-Prairie, Public domain

Kokanee, Washington — Kokanee
Photo: USFWS – Pacific Region, CC BY 2.0

Mountain Whitefish, Washington — Mountain Whitefish
Photo: Mike Cline, Public domain

Coastal Cutthroat Trout, Washington — Coastal Cutthroat Trout
Photo: USFWS – Pacific Region, Public domain

Answers

Common questions about angling in Grant County

How many boat launches are mapped in Grant County?

63 launches in all, managed by 49 WDFW, 10 State Parks and 4 other agencies.

Which Grant County lake spreads widest in the WDFW layer?

Lake Roosevelt, at 83,988 surface acres in the WDFW layer.

Which species show up on the most waters by Grant County?

Rainbow trout lead the count of water pages within 50 miles, followed by largemouth bass, yellow perch and bluegill.

Is there a bait counter in Grant County?

There are 2, Desert Fly Angler among them.

Do any river guides call Grant County home?

No guide lists this county; the Washington guides page has the rest.

Where do Grant County residents go for county business?

The seat is Ephrata.

Which Washington license covers Grant County water?

WDFW sells the 2026-27 Freshwater license for $39.95 to Washington residents and $115.85 to visitors 16 and up.

What counties share a line with Grant County?

Neighbours by distance: Douglas County, Adams County and Franklin County.

Do clubs or derbies fish in Grant County?

10 events on file; next is Nixon's Marine Open on Moses Lake, May 1, 2027.

Where do Grant County waters depart from the statewide tables?

The 2026-27 pamphlet prints 792 Special Rule entries touching this county, starting with Columbia Basin Hatchery Creek; the table above shows the first ones.

Has a Washington record fish come from Grant County?

Common Carp, 49.50 lbs, from Moses Lake, Grant County (June 17, 2006).

How many trout went into Grant County water in 2026?

14 WDFW plants so far in 2026, 102,691 fish; the latest went into Park Lake on Sept. 28, 2026.

Hitch up the boat for Grant County

Check the Special Rules before keeping fish.

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