Lakes in Clallam County
Adwell Lake (240 acres)
This lake 5 miles southwest of Port Angeles is fair for wild rainbows, especially during the summer. Some brook trout are also available. State access with boat launch and two toilets. Check the regulations pamphlet for special regulations. Open season is last Saturday in April through October 31.
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Beaver Lake (36.3 acres)
Elevation 55ft. Depth 33ft.
Located about 11 miles south of Clallam Bay, this small lake is good for 6- to 10-inch cutthroat. Yellow perch are also reported to be present.
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Blake Ponds
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Cresent Lake
Contained within Olympic National Park, Crescent Lake is regulated by the National Park Service. Call (360) 452-4501 for information. The lake has unique populations of rainbow (Beardslee) and cutthroat (crescenti) trout.
History around Lake Crescent
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Dickey Lake
Located 4 miles east of Lake Ozette, consult an up to date gazetteer for lumbering roads to the lake. Species unknown, 500 acres.
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Lizard Lake
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Ozette Lake
Ozette Lake: Ozette is within Olympic National Park and regulated by the National Park Service. Call (360) 452-4501 for information. Trout, Yellow perch and a few largemouth bass are reportedly present.
Ozette Lake/Beach Loop
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Pleasant Lake (500 acres)
Located along Highway 101 about 8 miles northeast of Forks, Pleasant Lake provides fair opportunity for cutthroat, with kokanee fishing improving later in the spring. There is a 20-inch maximum length limit on kokanee. The lake is open to fishing year-around.
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Pysht Mill Pond
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Sutherland Lake (370 acres)
This lake 10 miles southwest of Port Angeles should be good for cutthroat and rainbow up to 12 inches or larger. Also good to excellent kokanee fishing. There is a state access with boat launch and two toilets available. The lake is open to fishing year-around.
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Undi Lake
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Wentworth Lake
53 acre lake that holds rainbow trout. About 7 miles NW of Forks on Dickey River Road.
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