Map of Little Sandy Creek (near Darrington)
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Fishing Hot Spots near Little Sandy Creek
"Saw a lot jumping, wasn’t able to get them biting this morning!..." South Fork Stillaguamish River
"For the size of the lake, Wiser has HUGE bass. I fished there twice, the first one, was late afternoon in September. threw a blue / black jig into 6 inches of water by..." Wiser Lake
"Caught one cutthroat almost as soon as my line hit bottom. Night before I caught two in 15 minutes...." Slide Lake
"Two mountain rivers packed with trout and steelhead. The Stilly River is surrounded by mountain peaks. It enters a an ever-broadening valley until it joins the South..." Stillaguamish River
"Don't think there was ever any fish in this lake, too shallow frozen solid in winter. Just looked at satellite photo, lake is completely dry! Too bad. it was a beautiful..." Dixie Lake
"I fish the weeds a lot there is a few bass but mostly trout and catfish..." Cranberry Lake
"Easy, year round access, and yearly stocked cutthroat and brown trout make Squalicum Lake a place worth checking out sometime. The lake is fly fishing only. Food is..." Squalicum Lake
"The trout looked to be a cutthroat/rainbow cross with the spots and fins of the cutthroat with the defined rainbow stripe. Plan on waiting a while for bites :)..." Lost Lake
"Bear Lake is one of the toughest
hikes/ climbs/ bushwacks into a Cascade high lake anyone will ever find. There is NO road. There are
no panfish. The lake is at..." Bear Lake
"So I've fished the Pond the past two days and caught what I thought was a Rainbow Trout. After describing it to someone later they told me it probably was a Kokanee..." Sunset Pond
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About Fishing Hot Spots for Little Sandy Creek near Darrington
So you're interested in fishing Little Sandy Creek. As fishermen, we know there are times when our favorite
spots are just not active so we built our Hot Spots feature to show you where the fish are biting in the area of
Little Sandy Creek. Now you'll know where catches are being recorded in the general area, and you can plan your
day on the water. Check out our
Fishing Times tab to determine when the fish will be most active. To find
Little Sandy Creek enter the 48.690399 latitude, and -121.667641 longitude
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