Fishing Guide Map to Curlew Lake
Find out where the rainbow trout, tiger muskie, and bass fish are hiding.
Discover great, year-round bait and troll fishing at Curlew Lake in Ferry County, Washington. Your best fishing opportunities are pen-reared rainbow trout in spring and early summer, large mouth bass in summer and fall, and tiger muskies year round (check regulations for size requirements).
Fishing is allowed year-round and at night. Use this handy fishing guide to help make your fishing trip a success, whether you’re fishing from the shore, a dock, or a boat.
Public picnicking, camping, and public boat access are available at Curlew Lake State Park (may require day permit). Cabins, camping, and boat ramps are available at area resorts (fee may be required). For complete fishing regulations, check in at the ranger station at Curlew Lake State Park (the park is open in late spring through early fall) or as one of the sports supply businesses in nearby Republic (8 miles south).
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July 5, 2016 @ 11:06 am
I would like to know what people are using to catch rainbow trout? Where is the best place on the lake to catch bass?
July 5, 2016 @ 1:09 pm
For trout, you’ll have best luck using lake flies on weighted line, or lines with heavy weights or down riggers. Best areas for bass fishing are near docks and reedy areas of the lake; and at the north end (near and beyond the trestle) and south end of the lake.
June 10, 2016 @ 2:40 pm
I would like information regarding current status of tiger muskie fishing and if there is a guide service available for same
Thanks
June 10, 2016 @ 7:10 pm
Tiger muskie should be active now. The very best time to fish for muskie is late August and September. The most productive fishing areas are at both ends of the lake; the south side of Tiffany’s Resort; and near the cove north of Heckley’s Point. You can find them all around the lake near fallen trees, docks, etc.