Fishing
WDFW describes Sixteen Lake as a seasonal fishery with stocked rainbow trout. Conditions and regulations can change, so check the current WDFW page before heading out.
Sixteen Lake
Nearby water & woodland
Sixteen Lake
A quiet Skagit County lake known for seasonal trout fishing, wildlife and a forested setting close to Cedar Ridge Estates.
Enjoy the lake responsibly
Sixteen Lake is about two miles east of Conway and roughly half a mile north of State Route 534. Public fishing information and access details are maintained by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW).
Public access
The WDFW water-access site has its own entrance from Sixteen Lake Road. Review the official access listing for current facilities, hours and restrictions.
Resident access
Existing neighborhood materials describe separate resident access. Confirm current gate, dock and launch rules with the appropriate community representative before use.
SkagitCounty
43.3 acresSurface area
428 ftElevation
SeasonalFishery
A view from above
Over Sixteen Lake
This community-contributed video offers a look at the lake and surrounding forest. It is included for orientation; always rely on current official sources for access and fishing rules.
Nearby nature
Bulson Creek Falls
Bulson Creek drains from Sixteen Lake, and flow varies considerably with rainfall. The falls are generally most active during the wetter months.
Plan before visiting. Trail access, property boundaries and conditions can change. Confirm that your route is open and permitted, and use extra care around wet rock, steep terrain and high water.
Watch the falls
Source note: Lake facts and fishery links above reference WDFW pages. Regulations, access, facilities and conditions may change; consult WDFW and posted signs before your visit.