Spectacle Lake - Okanogan, WA

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Spectacle Lake


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Spectacle Lake is a 396 acre storage reservoir in the Whitestone Coulee Unit of the Okanogan-Similkameen Division of the Chief Joseph Dam Project and located near Tonasket, Washington. This is a Reclamation irrigation project associated with Chief Joseph Dam but not a part of the dam. Fish species include rainbow trout. The lake is managed as a trout fishery and possession of other species is prohibited. Fishing season from mid-April to Oct. 1. Apples, pears, cherries, and alfalfa hay are the chief crops produced in the project area. The apples are world famous for their high quality. The lake itself is also known to be a source of relaxing or energizing recreation. Boating activities are permitted. Swimming, water skiing, and tubing are a part of these activities. Fishing for the rainbow trout in the lake can prove to be rewarding as well. Picnicking areas are scattered along the shores of the lake. None of these picnic areas can be reserved. ATV areas are provided as well. If visitors wish to go into the woods they must take extra caution; as there are no paved trails. Wildlife viewing is popular. Deer and elk are abundant animals at this northern Washington lake. If visitors wish to hunt they are welcome to do so during the proper seasons. Hunting permits are also required.

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