County Lakes
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Amber Lake
Amber Lake is a 117-acre, 1.8 mile long lake located 11 miles Southwest of Cheney.
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Badger Lake
Badger Lake is a 244-acre, 2.3 mile long lake 8.5 miles South of Cheney. April, May and September are the best times to set a hook.
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Bear Lake
Bear Lake is a 35-acre lake located on Highway 2. It is 2.5 miles North of Chattaroy on the West side. The lake is county-owned and a minimal fee of $2 is required per car and driver plus $1 for additional anglers.
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Chapman Lake
Chapman Lake is 146-acres. This lake has a late closure so you can take advantage of good action on its largemouth and smallmouth bass.
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Clear Lake
Clear Lake is 377 acres and 110 feet deep at the north end. It is spring fed and heavily timbered with beautiful cliffs.
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Deep Lake / Hog Canyon
Deep Lake (53 acres), also known as Hog Canyon or Hog Lake, the winter-only season here should produce nice catches of rainbow trout to 10 or 11 inches during the winter season.
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Downs Lake
Downs Lake is a 425-acre, 2 1/2 mile long lake 18 miles Southwest of Cheney. The marshy shoreline is a sure bet for Largmouths warming after the winter months.
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Eloika Lake
Eloika Lake is a 659-acre lake located North of Chattaroy. It boasts of a plentiful supply of Bass, Crappie, Perch and Rainbow. Bass and Crappie are easily caught with plugs and spinners at the North and South ends of the lake.
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Fish Lake
Fish Lake (47 acres): Plants of catch-able size eastern brook trout produce some excellent catches here, but competing species have limited fishing in recent years.
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Fishtrap Lake
This popular rainbow trout fry-planted lake often has the highest average catch rate measured in the region on opening day, and this season could be similar. It's located 6 miles east of Sprague and can be reached via an I-90 exit to a county road running south.
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Horseshoe Lake
A shallow lake 10 miles west of Nine Mile Falls, Horseshoe gets annual plants of rainbow trout to provide some fair fishing early in the season.
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Liberty Lake
Although largemouth bass, perch and other warmwater species dominate here, yearling and broodstock rainbow trout and yearling brown trout are planted.
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Medical Lake
This selective fishery regulations lake is open during a limited season in compliance with local ordinances of the town of Medical Lake.
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Newman Lake
This lake 14 miles east of Spokane on Highway 290 has something for everybody: largemouth bass, bluegill, crappie, perch, catfish, plus rainbow and brown trout.
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Silver Lake
Silver is a 486-acre lake located approximately 2 miles from I-90's Four Lakes exit, and 15 miles from Spokane.
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West Medical Lake
West Medical Lake is a 235 acre lake 1 mile west of town of Medical Lake.
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Williams Lake
Rehabilitated in the fall of 1995, fishing for rainbow trout will be fair during the 1996 season because of catchable-size rainbow plants in the spring.