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| Bead Lake - Lakes & Reservoirs | | Bead Lake is a relatively large lake in a mountainous setting of well timbered hills. Fishing is accessible for Lake Trout, Ling cod, Kokanee, Peamouth, Northern pike-minnow, Large-scale sucker, and Largemouth Bass. |
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| Browns Lake - Lakes & Reservoirs | | Browns Lake is a popular fly-fishing only lake in a setting of forested mountains. Fishing is accessible for Westslope Cutthroat Trout. |
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| Colville National Forest - Fishing In National Forests | | The Colville National Forest is located in the northeast corner of Washington and covers 1.9 million acres. Over a million people relax and play in the Colville each year. In addition to camping and berry picking visitors can enjoy a variety of other recreation activities. The Colville's lakes and streams are filled with cutthroat, eastern brook and rainbow trout. There are several recreation sites and trailheads including a number of trails that are universally accessible. |
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| Conger Pond #1 and #2 - Lakes & Reservoirs | | Fishing is accessible for Eastern Brook Trout, and Rainbow Trout. |
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| Marshall Lake - Lakes & Reservoirs | | Marshall Lake is 5.5 miles North from Newport. Fishing is available for cutthroat trout. |
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| No Name Lake - Lakes & Reservoirs | | No Name Lake is nine miles Northwest from Newport and .4 miles West from Bead. Fishing is accessible for Cutthroat Trout. |
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| North Skookum Lake - Lakes & Reservoirs | | North Skookum is a popular lake found in a setting of forested mountains about 20 miles north of Newport. Fishing is accessible for rainbow trout. |
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| Parker Lake - Lakes & Reservoirs | | Parker Lake Ten miles is north from Cusick. Fishing is available for Eastern Brook Trout and Rainbow Trout. |
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| South Skookum Lake - Lakes & Reservoirs | | South Skookum Lake is a popular lake found in a setting of forested mountains. Fishing is available for rainbow trout. |
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| Tacoma Sportsman Pond - Lakes & Reservoirs | | Tacoma Sportsman Pond is 7.1 miles North from Cusick and about 1.5 miles West from Metcalf Lake. There is no fishing at this lake. |
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