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Location of Tim's Pond

Tim's Pond
Naches, Washington

Tim's Pond is a very small lake located on Highway 12 one mile above the "Y" where Highway 410 branches off, just above the Oak Creek Elk Feeding Station. Fishing is open year-round for Trout, with Rainbows between 8 and 10 inches common. There is also a large number of Sunfish present along with a few Suckers. Statewide regulations apply for all species. You may keep 5 Trout with no minimum size limit. There is no limit on Sunfish or Suckers.

Pictures of Tim's Pond were taken by Brian Franklin

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