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Deadhorse Lake

As of Nov 6, 2026, ODFW has 3 weeks of trout stocking still ahead on its schedule for Deadhorse Lake, 5,500 fish in all. The next scheduled week is Jun 21 – Jun 25, 2027. This is the agency’s schedule, which can change; it does not confirm that fish were released. ODFW lists it as “Deadhorse Lk”.

ODFW data pulled .

A lake with rocks and shore
Photo: petrabernecker, Pixabay License, Pixabay

Deadhorse Lake in numbers

trout scheduled from Nov 6, 2026 on
5,500
weeks scheduled in 2027
3
trout scheduled in 2025
5,500
Stocking log

The schedule, week by week

ODFW counts fish by category: legal-size trout (catchable, at least 8 inches under Oregon rules), trophy trout, broodstock and fingerlings. Past weeks show what was on the schedule, not a confirmed release.

Next scheduled, week of Jun 21 – Jun 25, 20272,6002,600 legal-size
Scheduled from Nov 6, 2026 on
WeekLegal-sizeTotal
Jun 21 – Jun 25, 20272,6002,600
Jul 5 – Jul 9, 20271,9001,900
Sep 13 – Sep 17, 20271,0001,000
2026, scheduled weeks before Nov 6, 2026
WeekLegal-sizeTotal
Jun 22 – Jun 26, 20262,4002,400
Jul 6 – Jul 10, 20261,9001,900
Sep 14 – Sep 18, 20261,0001,000
2025, scheduled weeks before Nov 6, 2026
WeekLegal-sizeTotal
Jun 23 – Jun 27, 20252,6002,600
Jul 7 – Jul 11, 20251,9001,900
Sep 15 – Sep 19, 20251,0001,000
2024, scheduled weeks before Nov 6, 2026
WeekLegal-sizeTrophyTotal
Jun 24 – Jun 28, 20241,750150 trophy1501,900
Jul 15 – Jul 19, 20241,7500 trophy01,750
2024 – 2027

Trout scheduled each year

2027 is outlined because the agency may still add weeks. Years are counted by the first day of each scheduled week.

  1. 3.6k2024: 3,650 fish
  2. 5.5k2025: 5,500 fish
  3. 5.3k2026: 5,300 fish
  4. 5.5k2027: 5,500 fish

No single map point is given for this water in the USGS names database, so no map is shown.

Also in Southeast Zone: Lake of the Woods, Fourmile Lake, Burns Gravel Pond, Ana Reservoir, Campbell Lake, Holbrook Reservoir, Lofton Reservoir, Miller Lake.

Source: ODFW trout stocking schedule, Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. Pulled . Check the agency and the current fishing rules before you go.