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Tapp Creek

StreamLewis County, WA

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0.5 mi

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Source: USGS GNIS · Public land: USGS PAD-US

About this water

Tapp Creek is in Lewis County, Washington. State records show it stocked 31 times between 2002 and 2024. Every recorded release has been coho salmon. 1,037,600 coho salmon have gone in across 31 releases.

Stocking history

31 recorded stockings

DateSpeciesNumberSizeHatchery
Feb 14, 2024Coho · Skookumchuck River50,500—Deep Cr 23.0957
Apr 8, 2023Coho · Skookumchuck River4,000—Deep Cr 23.0957
Mar 29, 2023Coho · Skookumchuck River11,110—Deep Cr 23.0957
Mar 25, 2023Coho · Skookumchuck River19,490—Deep Cr 23.0957
Mar 11, 2023Coho · Skookumchuck River22,000—Deep Cr 23.0957
Mar 19, 2022Coho · Skookumchuck River22,000—Deep Cr 23.0957
Feb 27, 2022Coho · Skookumchuck River19,000—Deep Cr 23.0957
Apr 10, 2021Coho · Skookumchuck River6,000—Deep Cr 23.0957
Apr 3, 2021Coho · Skookumchuck River17,000—Deep Cr 23.0957
Mar 13, 2021Coho · Skookumchuck River19,000—Deep Cr 23.0957
Mar 6, 2020Coho · Skookumchuck River55,500—Deep Cr 23.0957
Mar 7, 2019Coho · Skookumchuck River21,000—Deep Cr 23.0957

Showing the 12 most recent of 31. Stocking records for Tapp Creek published by Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. Stocking does not guarantee fish are present. Check current regulations and access before you go. See the full Washington stocking report.

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