Good Fishing in Sumner, WA Area

Nothing sounds better than your line in the water, a chair on the shore, and a cold drink in hand. Fishing is a treasured pastime in Washington, and we think you have earned the break. This weekend, we will skip out early for a relaxing trip to our favorite fishing spots. We found some of the best fishing spots in Sumner, WA area. Where do you cast your line?

• Pony Lake

Pony Lake is located just outside of Edgewood. Species found in the lake include both large and smallmouth bass, crappie, walleye, trout, striped bass, catfish and spotted bass.

• Hylebos Creek

Hylebos is located in Pierce County near Milton. You can fish trout in the creek until October 31^st. The minimum size is 14 inches, and the daily limit is two. Anglers report successful spinning, baitcasting and fly fishing activity.

• Puyallup River

The river is in Pierce County. Salmon season is August 1^st through December 31^st (from East Main Ave Bridge to Carbon River). The daily limit is six, and up to two additional pink salmon can be kept. The size limit is a minimum of 12 inches. Salmon season for the Snoqualmie River in King County is September 1^st to December 31^st. Salmon must be at least 12 inches and the daily limit is three, but one additional pink may be retained. Chinook is catch and release.

• White Stuck River

If you are fishing between the mouth and R St. Bridge, Trout season starts up on Nov 1^st and lasts until Jan 15^th. The minimum size is 14 inches and the daily limit is two. All game fish is catch-and-release and fly-fishing.