Fishing and Hunting

Fishing

With over 247,000 surfaces acres of water on or near Moses Lake, fishing is a favorite activity. Many local lakes (including Moses Lake) are open for year-round fishing. Local waters offer walleye, trout, bass, perch, crappie, catfish, and more.

Thanks to the valiant efforts of the Central Washington Fish Advisory Committee (CWFAC), big things are happening in our own Grant County waterways.  This non-profit volunteer driven group is actively building and placing 4' x 4' x 8' artificial habitat boxes to essentially create vast reefs of new fish habitat within our waters.

Check out The following sites for more information on Fishing in Grant County

• Central Washington Fish Advsory
• Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
• Fishing Lakes in Grant County
• Grant County Fishing Reports
• Fish Washington (WDFW)
• Great Washington Getway - Potholes Reservoir (WDFW)

 

Hunting

Grant County boasts some of the best upland bird and migratory waterfowl hunting in the country. Be sure to consult state hunting regulations for current information. A variety of maps of the area and information is available from many different sources.

Be sure to consult state hunting regulations for current information.

Some of those sources include:

• Washington Waterfowl Association
• Ducks Unlimited Wingshooting Tips
• National Weather Service Forecast
• Duck Hunter's Refuge