Ross Lake, North Cascade Highway, Washington State Fishing, Fishing in America

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Location of Ross Lake

Ross Lake
Near Newhalem, Washington

This is a very scenic lake that runs from Canada 18 miles south to Washington State Route 20 all in the Ross Lake National Recreational Area.

This large reservoir approximately 9 miles northeast of Newhalem has a public access and boat launch at the north end accessible through British Columbia. There is a resort on the south end, plus several boat-access camping sites along the east shore. Rainbow, cutthroat and eastern brook trout are available. Special catch and size restrictions are in effect, plus selective fishery regulations (except fishing from boats is allowed).

Pictures of Ross Lake were taken by Darryl Franklin

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