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Crabapple Lake

Snohomish County, Washington
35 acres
Largemouth Bass Rainbow Trout Yellow Perch

About Crabapple Lake

Crabapple Lake is a welcoming destination in Snohomish County, Washington, offering a peaceful outdoor retreat. Its modest size of 35 acres provides a cozy setting for visitors seeking a quiet spot near the towns of Lake Goodwin, Kayak Point, and Warm Beach. The lake's shallow waters, with a maximum depth of zero feet, create an accessible environment for casual exploration and nature appreciation. Surrounded by the natural beauty of the region, Crabapple Lake is near Fort Casey Historical State Park and Fort Worden Historical State Park and Conference Center, which add a touch of historical context to the area. This lake’s gentle waters and scenic surroundings make it an inviting place to spend time outdoors.

Surface area
35 acres
Lake-Link Score
10.9

Fish species

Largemouth Bass, Rainbow Trout, Yellow Perch

Fishing Crabapple Lake

Fishing at Crabapple Lake offers a quality experience for anglers interested in a few popular species. The lake supports Largemouth Bass, Rainbow Trout, and Yellow Perch, providing a varied catch for those who enjoy freshwater fishing. Though the lake is shallow, it still supports a diverse fish population that can satisfy anglers looking for both bass and trout. The mix of species here offers opportunities for different fishing preferences without overwhelming the scene.

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