Fishing in : United States : Washington : Skamania Lodge

Skamania Lodge

Address:

United States

Washington

1131 SW Skamania Lodge Way, Stevenson, WA 98648

Coordinates:

Latitude: 45.685747

Longitude: -121.904849

Administrator

Contact:

844-432-4748

509-427-7700

Communication language

English

E-mail

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Cast your fishing line into any of the numerous lakes and rivers surrounding Skamania Lodge for ideal Columbia River Gorge fishing. There are countless sites for fishing along the Gorge section of the Columbia. Fish that can be caught include smallmouth and largemouth bass, panfish, walleye, and shad.

River trout, salmon, and steelhead will fight the rapids (and you) while fishing in Hood River, Wind River, White Salmon, Deschutes, or Klickitat rivers. The Sandy is one of the top ten steelhead rivers in Oregon. Worms will attract the smallmouth bass in ponds along the Columbia River or you can bankfish for sturgeon near Bonneville Dam.
 

Sturgeons are commonly found above and below Bonneville Dam just minutes from Skamania Lodge. Year-round sturgeon fishing is available below Bonneville Dam but is subject to current licensing and catch limit regulations.

FISHING SITES IN THE WASHINGTON SECTION OF THE COLUMBIA GORGE:

• Little White Salmon River - 5 miles west of Big Salmon, flows into Drano Lake - salmon and steelhead.
• Upper Little White Salmon - rainbow and brook trout.
• Wind River - 4 miles east of Stevenson - spring salmon, summer steelhead.
• Klickitat River - 8 miles east of White Salmon - summer steelhead, trout, spring and fall chinook.
• Spearfish Lake - East of The Dalles bridge - rainbow trout.
• Horsethief Lake - Adjacent to Horsethief State Park - rainbow, bass, and crappie.
• Swith Creek Reservoir - 4,590-acre site approximately 50 miles north of Columbia River - rainbow and bull trout.
• Goose Lake - On the northern edge of Big Lava Bed - brook and brown trout.