Columbia Park Pond - Kennewick, WA

Lake Information
Fish Species: | Rainbow Trout |
Columbia Park Pond in Kennewick, conveniently situated adjacent to the Columbia Park boat ramp, offers a unique and highly accessible urban fishing experience tailored specifically for young anglers (up to 14 years old) and individuals holding disability licenses. This focused approach ensures a supportive and productive environment for learning and enjoyment. The pond, though modest in size, is frequently stocked with Rainbow Trout, particularly in late winter and throughout spring, guaranteeing a high probability of success for participants.
Beyond the plentiful trout, this pond also hosts a diverse array of warmwater species, including Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass, as well as Black Crappie and Bluegill, which become more active during warmer seasons. Channel Catfish and Common Carp additionally contribute to the pond's varied aquatic life. Strict regulations dictate access, limiting fishing to its designated youth and disabled angler populations, and two-pole fishing is prohibited to promote a focused experience. Open year-round with a generous five-game-fish daily limit, Columbia Park Pond provides exceptional shoreline access, making it an ideal, safe, and immensely rewarding location for its specific demographic to engage with the sport of fishing. Regular consultation of WDFW regulations is always prudent.
Beyond the plentiful trout, this pond also hosts a diverse array of warmwater species, including Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass, as well as Black Crappie and Bluegill, which become more active during warmer seasons. Channel Catfish and Common Carp additionally contribute to the pond's varied aquatic life. Strict regulations dictate access, limiting fishing to its designated youth and disabled angler populations, and two-pole fishing is prohibited to promote a focused experience. Open year-round with a generous five-game-fish daily limit, Columbia Park Pond provides exceptional shoreline access, making it an ideal, safe, and immensely rewarding location for its specific demographic to engage with the sport of fishing. Regular consultation of WDFW regulations is always prudent.
Latest Fish Plants
Plant Date | Species | Source | Total Pounds |
5-09-2025 | Rainbow Trout | WDFW | |
5-09-2025 | Rainbow Trout | WDFW | |
4-09-2025 | Rainbow Trout | WDFW | |
4-09-2025 | Rainbow Trout | WDFW | |
4-09-2025 | Rainbow Trout | WDFW |
Latest Fish Reports
Date | Report | Author |
10-30-2020 | Hatchery steelhead retention allowed above The Dalles Dam beginning Nov. 1 CLACKAMAS, Ore.— Due to a better-than-expected return of... more » |
OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff |
10-29-2020 | Lower Columbia River salmon fishery update Action: Allows retention of hatchery steelhead from The Dalles... more » |
WA Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff |
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