At a recent PSA meeting someone asked about dock fishing on Lake Washington and surrounding lakes.

So far,

Waverly Park, Houghton Beach and Luther Burbank on Lake Washington.

Pine Lake and Green Lake

Any and all other additions were be greatly appreciated.

What do you want to know? How to fish those spots or any other bank spots around here?

If have comments on how to fish these spots that would be great. If you can add to the list that would be great too!

Beaver Lake is another bet literally a couple mins down the road from pine...

I don't do a lot of shore fishing on Lake Washington for anything but perch, and thats pretty easy to figure out....

Pine Lake is a place I have a lot of experience with....The fishing for about a month after the plant can be downright hot...I've had 50+ trout a day sometimes in just as little as 3 hours....

If you see rings on the surface, they are right on top...Troll a Flatfish in the F4 size or a Hotshot sized 70...Those are killer, and tip them with a piece of worms, you will double your catch rate....

Any other standard spinner or lure trolled at the appropriate depth works....

Check WashingtonLakes.com. There should be atleast a few hundred Pine Lake reports...

If your banking it, then the veterans on the docks use green power eggs smothered in Shrimp Smelly Jelly and they sometimes put a big 12' (yes feet) leader on it....

Silver lake and Blackman's lakes in Snohomish both have good shore access.

Fish hunter, I would have no idea where to access lake washington for fishing perch from the shore line, care to give up some spots, thanks.

If you want to catch fish off of docks in lake washington go to any dock in downtown kirland, from the houghton beach to waverly park. I have always caught perch or trout year round but trout was always the best in winter and perch in the summer. For perch worms or perch meat and trout I like worms or power bait but everybody has their favorite.

NW Panhandler: Where you wanna fish from on Lake WA that way I don't have to list off every public access site...

go down to log boom park. Its in kenmore. fish in the summers tons of fish perch ets available

just go to Google maps and looks for lakes around the area you want to fish. Some of the lakes mentioned aren't even close to lake Washington so Ill throw out Angle lake. Its about 1 min from the seatac airport.

Thanks for everyone's comments. Looking through old copies of FH News I found a article on 5 seattle lakes all which have some shore fishing, Ballinger, Bitter, Green, Echo and Haller.