Walleye Stocking in Washington
9 Washington waters are on record as stocked with Walleye, per Washington fish & wildlife agency (1995–2011) — about 7,490,116 fish in total. Ranked by stocking activity, each with a full dated history. Walleye is typically stocked in spring, most often in April.
About Walleye
A large predatory member of the perch family, named for its large, glossy eyes, and one of the most popular table-fish targets in the states that stock it.
Full Walleye profile →When Walleye is stocked in Washington
Banks Lake
Grant County · 7 species · 407 records
Last stocked April 2026
Liberty Lake
Spokane County · 7 species · 332 records
Last stocked May 2026
Columbia Park Pond
Benton County · 11 species · 261 records
Last stocked May 2026
Sprague Lake
Adams County · 8 species · 256 records
Last stocked May 2026
Moses Lake
Grant County · 7 species · 132 records
Last stocked June 2026
Billy Clapp Lake
Grant County · 4 species · 127 records
Last stocked June 2026
Potholes Reservoir
Grant County · 6 species · 114 records
Last stocked June 2026
Pond #1
Yakima County · 5 species · 28 records
Last stocked February 2026
Scooteney Reservoir
Franklin County · 3 species · 19 records
Last stocked May 2026
Top counties for Walleye
- Grant County 4
- Adams County 1
- Benton County 1
- Franklin County 1
- Spokane County 1
- Yakima County 1
Frequently asked
Where is Walleye stocked in Washington?
Walleye is stocked in 9 Washington waters, most in Grant County, Adams County, Benton County — all source-cited to Washington fish & wildlife agency.
When is Walleye stocked in Washington?
Walleye is typically stocked in spring, most often in April in Washington.
How many Walleye are stocked in Washington?
About 7,490,116 Walleye have been stocked across Washington since 1995, per Washington fish & wildlife agency.
Other species in Washington
9 Walleye waters · Washington state stocking data.