Lake Tapps is a very large freshwater lake located in Pierce County, Washington. At an elevation of 546 ft. and 2433.1 acres, it's home to several species of fish, including tiger muskie, yellow perch, black crappie, largemouth bass and smallmouth bass. Lake Tapps provides good shoreline access and a boat launch.
Stocked Fish: None
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Lake Tapps provides excellent opportunities for tiger muskie and smallmouth bass as well as good opportunities for largemouth bass. There is also a chance to catch yellow perch and black crappie throughout the year.
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Largemouth bass | ||||||||||||
Smallmouth bass |
An extremely popular lake, there has been hundreds of reports by anglers at Lake Tapps.
Anglers reported the most success with smallmouth bass.
Tiger muskie is also a popular species to fish for at Lake Tapps.
There are a number of similar sized lakes relatively close to Lake Tapps, including
Lake Kapowsin, Mason Lake, Skookumchuck Reservoir, Black Lake and Summit Lake.
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