Fishing at
Stickney Lake Snohomish County

Stickney Lake is a freshwater lake located in Snohomish County, Washington. At an elevation of 444 ft. and 24.2 acres, it's home to several species of fish, including yellow perch, black crappie, rainbow trout, cutthroat trout and largemouth bass. Stickney Lake provides good shoreline access and a boat launch.

Stocked Fish: Rainbow
Lake Size: 24.2 acres
Elevation: 444 ft.
Boat Launch: Yes (1)
Lake Stickney
Shoreline Access: Good

Stickney Lake Stocking Reports

Stickney Lake has been historically stocked with rainbow. The largest rainbow ever stocked is 2 lbs. This year so far, there has been 1 stockings of rainbow at an average of 0.45 lbs. In the past, Stickney Lake stocked thousands of rainbow averaging 0.45 lbs.

Date Quantity Fish
April 18, 2024 2508 Rainbow @ 0.45lbs
April 13, 2023 2625 Rainbow @ 0.4lbs
April 15, 2022 50 Rainbow @ 2lbs
April 15, 2022 2530 Rainbow @ 0.45lbs
April 15, 2021 2596 Rainbow @ 0.45lbs
April 30, 2020 2531 Rainbow @ 0.48lbs
April 19, 2017 3000 Rainbow @ 0.4lbs
April 20, 2016 123 Rainbow @ 1.49lbs
April 14, 2016 3000 Rainbow @ 0.42lbs


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Stickney Lake Map

Stickney Lake Fish Species

Stickney Lake provides excellent opportunities for rainbow trout as well as good opportunities for largemouth bass. There is also a chance to catch yellow perch, black crappie and cutthroat trout throughout the year.


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Yellow perch
Black crappie
Rainbow trout
Cutthroat trout
Largemouth bass

Stickney Lake Fishing Reports

An modestly traveled lake, there has been some successful reports by anglers at Stickney Lake over the past few years.

Anglers reported the most success with rainbow trout. Perch is also a popular species to fish for at Stickney Lake.

A list of the best bait to use for stocked rainbow trout.

Stickney Lake - Rainbow Trout Fishing Tips

At Stickney Lake, the best time for catching rainbow trout is morning. Anglers also reported success with rainbow trout around evening. Trolling and top fishing from shore are the common and successful methods used at Stickney Lake to catch rainbow trout.


Stickney Lake Pictures & Media

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Nearby Lakes Similar to Stickney Lake

There are a number of similar sized lakes relatively close to Stickney Lake, including Lake Serene, Martha Alderwood Manor, Echo Lake, Blackmans Lake and Temple Pond 1.

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For December:
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For December:
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For December:
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