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Panther Lake

Kitsap County, Washington
101 acres

About Panther Lake

Panther Lake lies within the scenic boundaries of Kitsap and Mason counties in Washington, offering a peaceful natural setting near towns like Belfair and Bremerton. This lake covers a modest area, providing a quaint spot for outdoor enthusiasts who appreciate smaller, accessible waters. Its shallow nature means the lake warms quickly in summer, fostering a vibrant aquatic environment. The surrounding region features several state parks, including Belfair State Park and Scenic Beach State Park, which frame Panther Lake with additional natural beauty. This setting makes it a pleasant destination for visitors seeking a quiet retreat close to the water's edge in Washington's varied landscape.

Surface area
101 acres
Lake-Link Score
11.3

Fishing Panther Lake

Fishing at Panther Lake suits anglers looking for a straightforward experience in a shallow water environment. While the lake's maximum depth is effectively zero feet, it supports a range of fish species that thrive in such conditions. Anglers can expect to find a selection of fish typical of this region, though specific species details are not listed. The lake's size and shallow depth create accessible fishing opportunities, especially for those who enjoy fishing close to shorelines or in calm waters. This setting is ideal for anglers who appreciate a relaxed day of fishing without the challenges posed by deeper lakes.

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