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Kittitas County

Easton Pond (3)

WDFW logged 0 trout stocking dates at Easton Pond (3) in 2026 so far, 0 fish in all. The latest was on Jun 3, 2024. WDFW lists it as “Easton Pd (3) (Kitt)”.

WDFW data pulled . Latest record in the WDFW data for any water: Nov 4, 2026.

A lake
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Easton Pond (3) in numbers

fish stocked in 2026, through Nov 6
0
by the same date in 2025
0
in all of 2025
0
Stocking log

Every stocking record

Every trout and kokanee release WDFW lists for this water in the last two years, newest first, then yearly totals since 2020. Counts include fry and fingerlings as well as catchable trout: WDFW calls catchable fish “legals”. Fish per pound is WDFW’s figure for each release; fewer fish per pound means bigger fish.

Last stocked, Jun 3, 20242,580Rainbow trout, legals
2024 · 6,720 fish on 3 dates
DateSpeciesFishLife stageFish per lb
Jun 3Rainbow trout2,280 fish · Legals2,280Legals2.4
Jun 3Rainbow trout300 fish · Legals300Legals0.8
May 13Rainbow trout2,004 fish · Legals2,004Legals2.4
May 6Rainbow trout2,136 fish · Legals2,136Legals2.4
2023 · 6,444 fish on 3 dates
DateSpeciesFishLife stageFish per lb
Jun 5Rainbow trout2,100 fish · Legals2,100Legals2.4
Jun 5Rainbow trout300 fish · Legals300Legals0.8
May 15Rainbow trout2,004 fish · Legals2,004Legals2.4
Apr 24Rainbow trout2,040 fish · Legals2,040Legals2.4
Every year since 2020
YearStocking datesFish
202436,720
202336,444
202236,376
202136,716
202036,468
2020 – 2026

Trout stocked each year

2026 is outlined because the year is not over. The tallest full year is yellow. Counts include fry and fingerlings.

  1. 6.5k2020: 6,468 fish
  2. 6.7k2021: 6,716 fish
  3. 6.4k2022: 6,376 fish
  4. 6.4k2023: 6,444 fish
  5. 6.7k2024: 6,720 fish
  6. –2025: 0 fish
  7. –2026: 0 fish

What is stocked here

All records since 2020
SpeciesFishShare
Rainbow trout32,724100%

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

Also in Kittitas County: Fio Rito Lk-N, Mattoon Lake, Lavendar Lake, McCabe Pond, Kachess Lake, Kiwanas Pond, Naneum Pond, Keechelus Lake.

Source: WDFW Fish Plants dataset, data.wa.gov, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. Pulled . Check the agency and the current fishing rules before you go.