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Yakima County Fish Stocking

WDFW records show 118 stocked waters in Yakima County, 3,586 stocking records in all across 14 species. Seasons on record: 1995 through 2026.

3,586

Stocking records

118

Waters

14

Species

Stocked waters in Yakima County

118 waters on record, latest season 2026.

Sarge Hubbard Pond

Tieton Ranger Pond

Mud Lake (yaki) S21

Indian Flat Pond

Quartz C Pond-Naches

Yakima Sportsman Pond

Unnamed (brown) Lake

Fish Lake (yaki) T10

Firing Center Pond

Wide Hollow C37.1400

Naches Sportsmans Pond

Devils Washbasin

Pleasant Lake S

Blankenship Lks E

Blankenship Lks S

Three Sombreros Lake

Sheepherder Lake

Blankenship Lks N

Gold Hill #1 Lake

Cougar Lake Big

Lower Dewey Lake

Zillah Winery Pond

Toppenish Creek

Fish Lake (yaki) T13

Mud Lake (yaki) S27

Twin Sisters Big Lake

Yakima Youth Expo

Unnamed (no.1) Lake

Emerald Crcl Nurs Hm

Parkside Nursing Home

Sunbridge Care Pond

Unnamed (cup) Lake

Unnamed (tumac) Lake

Crossings Retire Pond

Goodsam House Db

Ponderosa Retire Pond

Samaritan House Db

Pleasant Lake N

Living Care Comm. Pond

Unnamed (bauer) Lake

Yakima Convalescent

Dancing Lady Lake

Most-stocked species in Yakima County

Ranked by number of stocking records across every water in the county.

Rainbow 2,834 records

Cutthroat 396 records

Brown Trout 89 records

Chinook 88 records

Channel Catfish 70 records

Eastern Brook Trout 59 records

Golden Trout 16 records

Black Crappie 8 records

Largemouth Bass 7 records

Tiger Trout 7 records

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Data source

Compiled from public records published by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. Figures are stocking records reported by the agency, not current fish populations. StockedSpots is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by WDFW.

Source: WDFW. Data last checked September 1, 2026.

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