Terrell
State: Washington
County: Whatcom
Type: Freshwater Lake
Reports: 147
Bathymetric Maps: 1
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This 400 acre lake is located about three miles from the town of Ferndale. From I-5 take exit 263 then four miles west on Mountain View Rd to the Terrell Wildlife Recreation Area. Maximum depth is twelve feet and the lake is brushy. It holds mixed species including cutthroat and bass. There is public access. Kent Okeson
Thomas
State: Washington
County: Stevens
Type: Freshwater Lake
Reports: 14
Bathymetric Maps: 1
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Thomas Lake (168 acres): Prior year's plants of cutthroat and rainbow trout should provide good catches this season. Thomas is another Little Pend Oreille chain lake, and has a Forest Service campground.
Thomas
State: Washington
County: Snohomish
Type: Freshwater Lake
Reports: 2
Bathymetric Maps: 0
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Snohomish County’s Thomas Lake is located about 7 ½ miles north from Bothell. It covers about 7 surface acres, reaches depths of about 10 feet and lies at an elevation of 387 feet. Fish species include largemouth bass. I fished the lake from a canoe on July 28, 1984 and caught a few largemouth bass up to 11 inches. Access to the lake is now questionable.
Overview by Bob Johansen
Tiffany
State: Washington
County: Okanogan
Type: Freshwater Lake
Reports: 3
Bathymetric Maps: 0
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Tiger
State: Washington
County: Mason
Type: Freshwater Lake
Reports: 36
Bathymetric Maps: 1
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Tiger Lake is shared by Mason and Kitsap Counties. It covers about 110 surface acres with most of the lake in Mason County but about 6 of the surface acres in Kitsap County. The public access area is on the north end of the lake in Kitsap County. Tiger Lake reaches depths of about 40 feet and is located at an elevation of 496 feet. Fish species, known to me, include rainbow trout and perch. The trout are known to grow to lunker sizes. Most of the perch that I have seen were still quite small. Photos and Overview by Bob Johansen
Timothy
State: Oregon
County: Clackamas
Type: Freshwater Lake
Reports: 3
Bathymetric Maps: 0
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Tim's Pond
State: Washington
County: Adams
Type: Freshwater Lake
Reports: 2
Bathymetric Maps: 0
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Tim's Pond is located west of Yakima on Highway 12, about two or three miles west of the intersection with Highway 410. It's in a strip of land between the highway and the Tieton River, and is often used by rafting and whitewater enthusiasts as a parking place. It's a fairly popular family-outing spot for the locals, too. I wouldn't call it a serious fishing-trip destination, but on my way back from other places, I've stopped there to tease the minnows with a dry fly. Karl S
T-Lake
State: Washington
County: Franklin
Type: Freshwater Lake
Reports: 1
Bathymetric Maps: 1
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3 miles due west of the town of Connell. Species unknown.
Toad
State: Washington
County: Whatcom
Type: Freshwater Lake
Reports: 15
Bathymetric Maps: 1
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(29 acres): Toad Lake is located 5 miles northeast of Bellingham and has a public access with toilet and boat launch on the west end. Fishing should be excellent on opening day for small to medium rainbow trout. Some kokanee are also available.
Tomyhoi
State: Washington
County: Whatcom
Type: Freshwater Lake
Reports: 3
Bathymetric Maps: 0
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Contains brook and brown trout, and is self-sustaining. The lake is at 3,722 feet and lies about a mile south of the Canadian border within the Mt. Baker Snoqualmie National Forest. From Highway 542 East, drive five miles up Forest Road 3065 to the trailhead.
The hike is reported as four miles; yet it seems like more since you climb from 3680 feet at the trailhead to 5400 feet to the summit of Gold Pass Run. Then its downhill to the lake at 3722 feet for the next half. The first half of this second leg requires dropping approximately 1000 feet in less than a mile to Coyote Flat. Mike MacGregor
Tradition
State: Washington
County: King
Type: Freshwater Lake
Reports: 11
Bathymetric Maps: 0
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A spiny ray lake that holds bass and perch. Located 1 1/2 miles east of Issaquah.
Trails End
State: Washington
County: Mason
Type: Freshwater Lake
Reports: 33
Bathymetric Maps: 1
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Mason County’s Trails End Lake (formally known as Pricket Lake) is located about 5 ½ miles SW from the town of Belfair. It covers 74 surface acres, reaches depths of about 30 feet and lies at an elevation of 301 feet.
Fish species include rainbow trout and largemouth bass. Both species are known to reach impressive sizes.
The water is very clear and the lake is ringed by private homes. There is very little aquatic vegetation but has large areas of shoreline reeds. Public access is provided by the Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife. The access area has one of the old round pit toilets, a gravel boat launching area and plenty of parking space.
Overview and photos by: Bob Johansen
Trap
State: Washington
County: Chelan
Type: Freshwater Lake
Reports: 4
Bathymetric Maps: 0
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Located just off the Pacific Crest Trail at 5,200 feet, the 11 acre lake holds cutthroat trout and possibly rainbow from reports. It's a beautiful lake with 3-4 nice camping spots. Some of the cutthroat get up to 12", pretty nice size for an alpine lake.
Trout
State: Washington
County: Ferry
Type: Freshwater Lake
Reports: 2
Bathymetric Maps: 0
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Trout Lake (8 acres): Rainbow trout fry go into this little lake, approximately 8 miles west of Kettle Falls at the southeast end of Hoodoo Canyon, to give anglers some nice-size trout early on. There is a boat launch at the Forest Service campground.
Trout
State: Washington
County: King
Type: Freshwater Lake
Reports: 83
Bathymetric Maps: 1
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King County' little Trout Lake covers 18 surface acres and has a maximum depth of about 27 feet. Fish species include large-mouth bass, yellow perch, crappie, bluegill, bullhead catfish and planted rainbow trout. This lake is best fished from a boat. The small street end access has very little room to maneuver a tow rig and trailer. This is a fun lake to fish and contains some real hefty largemouth bass. It also contains some lunker crappie. (May is the best time for crappie) Overview and photo by Bob Johansen
Trout (Alpine)
State: Washington
County: King
Type: Freshwater Lake
Reports: 1
Bathymetric Maps: 0
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Tucannon Lakes
State: Washington
County: Columbia
Type: Freshwater Lake
Reports: 29
Bathymetric Maps: 0
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Beaver, Big Four, Blue, Deer, Rainbow, Spring, and Watson Lakes: These small, bank-fishing-only lakes off the Tucannon River are stocked with rainbow trout. Big Four, which is for fly-fishing only, gets surplus rainbow broodstock. All have public access. Disabled accessibility, Camp Wooten area - Level 2. WCT, dirt paths.
Tukwila Pond
State: Washington
County: King
Type: Freshwater Lake
Reports: 2
Bathymetric Maps: 0
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Tunnel
State: Washington
County: Skamania
Type: Freshwater Lake
Reports: 5
Bathymetric Maps: 0
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Tunnel Lake (13 acres): Stocked with catchable-size, broodstock and jumbo rainbows. This lake is just north of Highway 14 between Drano Lake and Underwood. It also has a good population of yellow perch and a few largemouth bass. There's no boat ramp, but the west shore of the lake is close enough to the road so that car-top boats can be carried to water. Bob Johansen
Twelve
State: Washington
County: King
Type: Freshwater Lake
Reports: 47
Bathymetric Maps: 1
Rating:
A 43 acre lake that has rainbow and spiny rays. 1 1/2 miles NE of Black Diamond. Has public access.
Twenty Two
State: Washington
County: Snohomish
Type: Freshwater Lake
Reports: 11
Bathymetric Maps: 1
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Rainbows are planted in this 44 acre lake which is reached by hiking up to the lake. Drive east of Granite Falls 12 miles then head south up22 Creek two miles to lake. Elevation is 2460 feet.
Twentyseven
State: Washington
County: Pierce
Type: Freshwater Lake
Reports: 3
Bathymetric Maps: 0
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Pierce County’s Lake Twenty Seven is located about 4 miles north from Eatonville and only about 500 feet west from Clear Lake. It covers 21 surface acres, has mostly quite shallow depths and lies at 776 feet of elevation. I have had the opportunity to fish this little lake a couple of times from a canoe and caught largemouth bass to 12 inches and crappie up to 9 inches. It has been several years since I fished this lake so access may be in question. Bob Johansen
Twin
State: Washington
County: Whatcom
Type: Freshwater Lake
Reports: 4
Bathymetric Maps: 0
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20 acre lake located at 5180 feet elevation.
Twin
State: Idaho
County: Kootenai
Type: Freshwater Lake
Reports: 16
Bathymetric Maps: 0
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