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McIntosh Lake

Thurston County, Washington
110 acres
Brown Bullhead Largemouth Bass Rainbow Trout Yellow Perch

About McIntosh Lake

McIntosh Lake in Thurston County, Washington, is a welcoming destination for those seeking a peaceful outdoor retreat. Covering 110 acres, this shallow lake offers easy access to calm waters, making it ideal for a variety of recreational activities. Its location near the towns of Rainier, Tenino, and Bucoda adds to its appeal as a convenient getaway. The lake's gentle depth profile invites visitors to enjoy its natural surroundings without the challenges of deep-water conditions. Surrounded by Millersylvania State Park and Alder Lake-Tacoma Power Park, McIntosh Lake benefits from a scenic backdrop that enhances the overall experience for nature lovers and anglers alike.

Surface area
110 acres
Lake-Link Score
12.4

Fish species

Brown Bullhead, Largemouth Bass, Rainbow Trout, Yellow Perch

Fishing McIntosh Lake

Variety defines the fishing experience at McIntosh Lake, where anglers can find a mix of species including Brown Bullhead, Largemouth Bass, Rainbow Trout, and Yellow Perch. This diversity supports a rewarding outing for both casual and more dedicated fishermen. The lake's shallow waters create a productive habitat that encourages active fish behavior, offering opportunities to connect with several popular game fish in a relaxed setting.

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