Twenty-eight miles north of Spokane along the west side of U.S. Highway 395. This lake opens the 4^th Saturday in April and runs through October 31^st. The previous state record lake trout (30 lbs., 4 oz.) came out of here back in the 1960s. Loon is also known for its kokanee, which are now found in good numbers in the 11- to 13-inch range and have a generous catch limit. There are also largemouth and smallmouth bass, brown bullheads, yellow perch, bluegill, and a few other warm water species. In addition, tiger trout have been planted annually for the past few years. 

A WDFW access and two resorts provide boating access and other services

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Brown bullhead

Green sunfish

Kokanee

Lake trout

Largemouth bass

Rainbow trout

Tiger trout

Yellow perch

LEGEND Fishing Expectation Excellent Good Fair Poor Type of Opportunity Full month 1st half only 2nd half only No opportunity

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