What kind of fish are in Banks Lake Washington?

Walleye
Rainbow troutLake whitefishBluegillSmallmouth bass
Banks Lake/Fish
Smallmouth Bass and Walleye are the most popular species. There is also a loyal following of anglers who fish for the reservoirs most numerous species, Lake Whitefish. Panfish, Rainbow Trout, and Kokanee can also be caught in Banks Lake.

Where do you catch Walleye on Banks Lake?

The north end of the lake near Electric City and Steamboat Rock are great areas to pursue these early season Walleye. Once the water temp hits over 43F the Walleye start to spawn and the fishing slows down for a couple weeks, this usually occurs in the first part of April.

Is Banks lake open for fishing?

Banks Lake can be fished year-round and is a great vacation destination. Stretching almost 27 miles from Coulee City at the south to Electric City at the north, this large reservoir is very popular with anglers pursuing many species.

Where is the best Walleye fishing in Washington State?

7 Best Destinations for Walleye Fishing in Washington State

• Banks Lake.
• Moses Lake.
• Potholes Reservoir.
• Lake Wallula.
• Lake Roosevelt.
• Billy Clapp Lake.
• Scooteney Reservoir.

When to go fishing in Banks Lake WA?

Fishing Banks Lake WA Banks Lake Fishing is available most of the year (but does usually ice-over December-Jan). This Lake holds an incredible number of walleye, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, perch, crappie, burbot, catfish, trout, and whitefish. It is popular for targeting walleye in early spring to late fall and late summer to late fall.

Who is the best fishing guide in central Washington?

Consider Ross Outdoor Adventures for your next Potholes Reservoir, Moses Lake, or Banks Lake fishing adventure. We also have access to private lakes groomed for trophy catch and release largemouth bass. We specialize in walleye and bass fishing! Owner Shelby Ross has years of warm water species success under his belt.

What kind of fish are in Banks Lake?

Fishing Banks Lake WA. Banks Lake Fishing is available most of the year (but does usually ice-over December-Jan). This Lake holds an incredible number of walleye, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, perch, crappie, burbot, catfish, trout, and whitefish.

Where to go walleye fishing on Banks Lake?

Try the Sky Deck Motel or Grand Coulee Center Lodge . For most Walleye trips on Banks Lake we launch out of the state park day launch. This Launch is the Northrup Launch. After a fun day on Banks Lake we can use the nice cleaning station at the Northrup Launch. Make sure to bring your Discover Pass or pay for a day pass.