Rimrock Lake, White Pass, Washington State Fishing, Fishing in America

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Location of Rimrock Lake

Rimrock Lake
Highway 12 near White Pass, Washington

Rimrock Lake is a large reservoir along Highway 12, about 10 miles east of White Pass. It provides good fishing for 8- to 11-inch kokanee, with a 16-fish kokanee catch limit. There are also a few rainbows to 16 inches. This is one of the best and most popular kokanee-fishing destinations in Yakima County from May - July. The lake is closed to bull trout fishing. Public and private campgrounds are located by the lake and public and private launch ramps are available. The Forest Service charges a boat launch fee. Open to fishing year-round.

Pictures of Rimrock Lake were taken by Brian & Darryl Franklin

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