Fish Lake
Water: 35.9° F
Air H: 48° F L: 28° F
Today: Overcast throughout the day.
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Rockport Reservoir
Water Temp: 38 Air Temp: 58
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Today's Forecast Mar 04, 2021
Fish Lake's current water temperature is 36°F. Today's forecast is: Overcast throughout the day., with a high around 48°F and a low around 28°F. Winds are out of the ESE at 3 mph with gusts of 11 mph.
Current Conditions
36°F
Water
48°28° F
Air
NNE 3 -
11 gust
Wind
8 Day Forecast as of Mar 04, 2021
Thursday
47°37° wind ESE 3-11 mph
Overcast throughout the day.
Friday
49°35° wind SE 3-11 mph
Possible light rain throughout the day.
Saturday
46°28° wind W 5-19 mph
Partly cloudy throughout the day.
Sunday
44°24° wind N 3-7 mph
Possible drizzle in the afternoon.
Monday
48°26° wind NNW 2-5 mph
Overcast throughout the day.
Tuesday
48°26° wind WNW 3-8 mph
Clear throughout the day.
Wednesday
44°28° wind WNW 3-7 mph
Overcast throughout the day.
Thursday
47°25° wind WNW 3-9 mph
Clear throughout the day.
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Description
About 16 miles north of Leavenworth, a mile northeast of Lake Wenatchee. Access is primarily through the Forest Service approved private concession "Cove Resort". There is also some limited "walk-in" shore access on USFS land to the east end of the lake on both the north and south shores via Chiwawa River Rd. and Nat. Forest Rd. 6202. This lake produces good fishing throughout the year. Angling effort is mostly split between trout and perch. Fly-fishing for Rainbow Trout is best in spring and fall months. A few trophy Brown Trout are available at times for those willing to work at it. A fair population of Largemouth Bass can provide some fun action in the spring and summer months with some nice fish available. Perch fishing is best in the winter through the ice, but good catches are made all year.
