FishyNW water trivia
Interesting Waters of the Northwest
Distinctive facts pulled from FishyNW's researched lake and river profiles. These are based on documented physical, fishery, access, and river-reach data rather than filler trivia.
Idaho Lake
- Bear Lake reaches about 208 feet at its deepest documented point.
- Bear Lake covers roughly 69,446 surface acres, making it one of the larger waters represented in FishyNW.
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Idaho Lake
- Lower Priest Lake reaches about 300 feet at its deepest documented point.
- Lower Priest Lake covers roughly 26,000 surface acres, making it one of the larger waters represented in FishyNW.
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Idaho Lake
- Priest Lake reaches about 300 feet at its deepest documented point.
- Priest Lake covers roughly 23,335 surface acres, making it one of the larger waters represented in FishyNW.
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Idaho Lake
- Brownlee Reservoir reaches about 300 feet at its deepest documented point.
- Brownlee Reservoir covers roughly 14,133 surface acres, making it one of the larger waters represented in FishyNW.
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Montana Lake
- Lake Koocanusa reaches about 370 feet at its deepest documented point.
- Lake Koocanusa covers roughly 46,456 surface acres, making it one of the larger waters represented in FishyNW.
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Washington Lake
- Lake Chelan reaches about 1,486 feet at its deepest documented point.
- Lake Chelan covers roughly 32,623 surface acres, making it one of the larger waters represented in FishyNW.
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Oregon Lake
- Owyhee Reservoir reaches about 300 feet at its deepest documented point.
- Owyhee Reservoir covers roughly 13,900 surface acres, making it one of the larger waters represented in FishyNW.
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Idaho Lake
- Dworshak Reservoir reaches about 630 feet at its deepest documented point.
- Dworshak Reservoir covers roughly 16,485 surface acres, making it one of the larger waters represented in FishyNW.
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Oregon Lake
- Brownlee Reservoir reaches about 300 feet at its deepest documented point.
- Brownlee Reservoir covers roughly 13,000 surface acres, making it one of the larger waters represented in FishyNW.
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Idaho Lake
- Coeur d’Alene Lake reaches about 194 feet at its deepest documented point.
- Coeur d’Alene Lake covers roughly 27,911 surface acres, making it one of the larger waters represented in FishyNW.
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Washington Lake
- Riffe Lake reaches about 360 feet at its deepest documented point.
- Riffe Lake covers roughly 11,326 surface acres, making it one of the larger waters represented in FishyNW.
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Washington Lake
- Banks Lake reaches about 177 feet at its deepest documented point.
- Banks Lake covers roughly 26,888 surface acres, making it one of the larger waters represented in FishyNW.
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Washington Lake
- Lake Washington reaches about 214 feet at its deepest documented point.
- Lake Washington covers roughly 21,934 surface acres, making it one of the larger waters represented in FishyNW.
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Idaho Lake
- Anderson Ranch Reservoir reaches about 299 feet at its deepest documented point.
- Anderson Ranch Reservoir covers roughly 4,608 surface acres, making it one of the larger waters represented in FishyNW.
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Idaho Lake
- Lake Cascade reaches about 69 feet at its deepest documented point.
- Lake Cascade covers roughly 27,152 surface acres, making it one of the larger waters represented in FishyNW.
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Idaho Lake
- American Falls Reservoir reaches about 78 feet at its deepest documented point.
- American Falls Reservoir covers roughly 55,291 surface acres, making it one of the larger waters represented in FishyNW.
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Washington Lake
- Potholes Reservoir reaches about 142 feet at its deepest documented point.
- Potholes Reservoir covers roughly 14,282 surface acres, making it one of the larger waters represented in FishyNW.
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Oregon Lake
- Wickiup Reservoir reaches about 81 feet at its deepest documented point.
- Wickiup Reservoir covers roughly 10,166 surface acres, making it one of the larger waters represented in FishyNW.
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Idaho Lake
- Hayden Lake reaches about 800 feet at its deepest documented point.
- Hayden Lake covers roughly 3,800 surface acres, making it one of the larger waters represented in FishyNW.
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Oregon Lake
- Waldo Lake reaches about 420 feet at its deepest documented point.
- Waldo Lake covers roughly 6,272 surface acres, making it one of the larger waters represented in FishyNW.
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Montana Lake
- Whitefish Lake reaches about 233 feet at its deepest documented point.
- Whitefish Lake covers roughly 3,315 surface acres, making it one of the larger waters represented in FishyNW.
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Washington Lake
- Ozette Lake reaches about 320 feet at its deepest documented point.
- Ozette Lake covers roughly 7,437 surface acres, making it one of the larger waters represented in FishyNW.
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Washington Lake
- Cle Elum Lake reaches about 258 feet at its deepest documented point.
- Cle Elum Lake covers roughly 4,566 surface acres, making it one of the larger waters represented in FishyNW.
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Oregon Lake
- Crescent Lake reaches about 265 feet at its deepest documented point.
- Crescent Lake covers roughly 3,823 surface acres, making it one of the larger waters represented in FishyNW.
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Idaho Lake
- Lake Walcott reaches about 74 feet at its deepest documented point.
- Lake Walcott covers roughly 8,248 surface acres, making it one of the larger waters represented in FishyNW.
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Idaho Lake
- Arrowrock Reservoir reaches about 229 feet at its deepest documented point.
- Arrowrock Reservoir covers roughly 3,015 surface acres, making it one of the larger waters represented in FishyNW.
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Washington Lake
- Lake Whatcom reaches about 338 feet at its deepest documented point.
- Lake Whatcom covers roughly 4,924 surface acres, making it one of the larger waters represented in FishyNW.
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Washington Lake
- Rock Lake reaches about 350 feet at its deepest documented point.
- Rock Lake covers roughly 2,200 surface acres, making it one of the larger waters represented in FishyNW.
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Washington Lake
- Sullivan Lake reaches about 320 feet at its deepest documented point.
- Sullivan Lake covers roughly 1,283 surface acres, making it one of the larger waters represented in FishyNW.
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Oregon Lake
- Paulina Lake reaches about 250 feet at its deepest documented point.
- Paulina Lake covers roughly 1,531 surface acres, making it one of the larger waters represented in FishyNW.
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Washington Lake
- Lake Spokane reaches about 180 feet at its deepest documented point.
- Lake Spokane covers roughly 4,748 surface acres, making it one of the larger waters represented in FishyNW.
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Oregon Lake
- Odell Lake reaches about 282 feet at its deepest documented point.
- Odell Lake covers roughly 3,582 surface acres, making it one of the larger waters represented in FishyNW.
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Idaho Lake
- Deadwood Reservoir reaches about 148.5 feet at its deepest documented point.
- Deadwood Reservoir covers roughly 2,997 surface acres, making it one of the larger waters represented in FishyNW.
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Idaho Lake
- Blackfoot Reservoir covers roughly 16,888 surface acres, making it one of the larger waters represented in FishyNW.
- Blackfoot Reservoir sits at roughly 6,120 feet in elevation, so seasonal access and water temperature can differ sharply from lowland lakes.
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Montana Lake
- Flathead Lake reaches about 370.7 feet at its deepest documented point.
- FishyNW documents 12 fish species here, giving Flathead Lake an unusually broad mix of fishing opportunities.
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Washington Lake
- Alder Lake reaches about 290 feet at its deepest documented point.
- Alder Lake covers roughly 2,877 surface acres, making it one of the larger waters represented in FishyNW.
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