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Kepple Lake

Spokane County, Washington
69 acres

About Kepple Lake

Time spent on or near Kepple Lake in Spokane County, Washington, feels peaceful and intimate. This modestly sized lake covers a gentle expanse of 69 acres, offering a quiet spot for outdoor enthusiasts. Its shallow depth, with no recorded maximum depth, creates a unique environment that invites exploration and reflection. The lake's proximity to small towns like Cheney, Spangle, and Four Lakes adds a touch of local charm to the experience. Surrounded by the natural backdrop of Riverside State Park, Kepple Lake benefits from a scenic setting that enhances its appeal. The park's presence nearby hints at the broader outdoor opportunities in the area, making the lake a subtle but meaningful destination for those seeking calm waters and a connection with nature.

Surface area
69 acres
Lake-Link Score
11.0

Fishing Kepple Lake

Quality fishing at Kepple Lake is defined by the species that call its waters home. While the lake's shallow nature may limit certain types of fishing, it still offers anglers a chance to connect with local fish species. The known fish species here provide a focused experience for those interested in the lake's aquatic life. Though the lake does not boast a deep or expansive body of water, its setting in Spokane County and the presence of nearby towns create accessible opportunities for anglers looking to enjoy a day outdoors.

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