Antilon Lake
About Antilon Lake
Antilon Lake presents a peaceful outdoor destination in Chelan County, Washington. Covering 77 acres, this lake offers a modest expanse of water that invites visitors to enjoy its quiet charm. Despite its size, the lake's depth remains at zero feet, indicating very shallow waters that shape its unique environment. The nearby town of Manson provides a quaint backdrop for those seeking a nature escape. Surrounded by the natural beauty of Chelan County, Antilon Lake is bordered by notable state parks including Twenty-Five Mile Creek State Park and Lake Chelan State Park. These parks add to the scenic context, making the area appealing for outdoor enthusiasts who appreciate a blend of water and forest landscapes. The lake’s shallow nature makes it accessible and serene, ideal for those looking to connect with nature in a calm setting.
Fish species
Black Crappie, Brown Trout, Pumpkinseed
Fishing Antilon Lake
Skill levels vary, but Antilon Lake offers a rewarding fishing experience for those targeting species like black crappie, brown trout, and pumpkinseed. The shallow waters create a habitat that supports these species, providing opportunities for anglers to enjoy a diverse catch. While the lake's size is moderate, it supports a mix of fish that can appeal to both casual and more experienced anglers. The presence of brown trout adds an element of challenge, while the crappie and pumpkinseed offer reliable action in the calm waters.
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