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Stocking Report

Steelhead stocking in Washington

4,293 recorded stockings, 185 waters, from Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife records. Every water links to its own page.

Latest recorded stocking: Oct 1, 2026

When steelhead goes in

86% of recorded stockings happen from April through May.

  1. 1%Jan
  2. 1%Feb
  3. 2%Mar
  4. 46%Apr
  5. 40%May
  6. 2%Jun
  7. 1%Jul
  8. 1%Aug
  9. 1%Sep
  10. 4%Oct
  11. 1%Nov
  12. 0%Dec

Share of all recorded steelhead stockings in Washington, by calendar month. Stocking does not guarantee fish are present. Check current regulations and access before you go.

States run two very different stocking calendars. We looked at all 114,145 records to work out why.

Where steelhead gets stocked in Washington

WaterCountyStockingsFishLast recorded
Lake FazonWhatcom22348,829Mar 5, 2026
Lake AberdeenGrays Harbor2212,149May 22, 2008
Okanogan RiverOkanogan21501,633Apr 11, 2019
North RiverPacific19180,528Apr 30, 2021
Sol Duc RiverClallam19769,750Apr 18, 2011
Pilchuck RiverSnohomish19276,541May 5, 2009
Voight CreekPierce191,704,984Jan 16, 2009
North Fork Cispus RiverLewis19693,279Nov 1, 2006
Swofford PondLewis18447,426Jul 1, 2016
Rattlesnake LakeKing17198,823May 6, 2024
Skokomish RiverMason17346,532Apr 21, 2011
Sauk RiverSkagit17188,542May 13, 2008
Raging RiverKing17284,855May 6, 2008
Rock LakeWhitman16805,829Oct 31, 2025
West Fork Grays RiverWahkiakum16516,737Apr 27, 2015
Stringer CreekPacific15196,220Apr 24, 2021
Carlisle LakeLewis15251,500Apr 1, 2020
Sprague LakeAdams15826,952May 28, 2014
Baker RiverSkagit15530,000May 15, 2012
Wentworth LakeClallam151,262,107Jun 8, 2004
Smith CreekPacific14143,900Apr 7, 2012
South Fork Willapa RiverPacific14141,900Apr 7, 2012
Pilchuck CreekSnohomish1491,375May 20, 2009
Skate CreekLewis14234,628Oct 28, 2008

See everything Washington stocks in the full Washington stocking report, or browse every mapped water in the Washington fishing spot finder.

Source: Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, from its fish plants dataset on data.wa.gov.

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