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Golf Course Pond

Spring does most of the work at Golf Course Pond. 79% of the 13,050 catchable trout released in 2025 went in between March and May; the only release outside spring was on Feb 25, 2025.

WDFW data through Oct 30, 2026. Page updated .

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Map point 46.4144, -117.0894, as WDFW gives it for this water.

Golf Course Pond in numbers

catchable trout in 2025
13,050
so far in 2026, through Oct 30
13,130
2025 against the 2015–2025 average of 15,595 a year
−16%

2026 is running close to 2025: 13,130 fish through Oct 30, against 13,050 by the same date a year earlier. The latest batch, 2,550 rainbow trout, went in on May 20, 2026, 169 days before this page was built.

WDFW lists Golf Course Pond as 5.4 acres in Asotin County, at 741 ft. Its 2025 stocking came to about 2,417 catchable trout per acre, 9th of the 37 waters on this site with a WDFW acreage. It is the larger of the 2 Asotin County waters on this site.

Release log

Every release since January 2025

13 species-date records, newest first. Fish per lb is the figure WDFW reports for each batch.

Latest batch, May 20, 20262,550rainbow trout, 6 oz each
Spring 2026
May 20Rainbow trout2,5502.5 per lb · avg 6 oz
Apr 20Rainbow trout1000.7 per lb · avg 1.4 lb
Apr 17Rainbow trout2,5502.5 per lb · avg 6 oz
Mar 31Rainbow trout2,5502.5 per lb · avg 6 oz
Mar 10Rainbow trout2,2802.1 per lb · avg 8 oz
Winter 2026
Feb 17Rainbow trout3,1002.5 per lb · avg 6 oz
Spring 2025
May 7Rainbow trout2,5502.5 per lb · avg 6 oz
Apr 25Rainbow trout2,5002.5 per lb · avg 6 oz
Apr 18Rainbow trout1000.7 per lb · avg 1.4 lb
Apr 4Rainbow trout2,5502.5 per lb · avg 6 oz
Apr 1Rainbow trout1000.7 per lb · avg 1.4 lb
Mar 18Rainbow trout2,5502.5 per lb · avg 6 oz
Winter 2025
Feb 25Rainbow trout2,7002.4 per lb · avg 7 oz
2015 – 2026

Fish released each year

2025 is yellow. 2026 is outlined because the year is not over: the data runs to Oct 30, 2026. The busiest full year was 2020, with 10 release dates and 18,053 fish; the 2015–2025 average is 8.1 release dates a year.

  1. 2015: 15,404 catchable fish on 7 release dates
  2. 2016: 15,021 catchable fish on 8 release dates
  3. 2017: 16,460 catchable fish on 8 release dates
  4. 2018: 17,258 catchable fish on 8 release dates
  5. 2019: 13,539 catchable fish on 6 release dates
  6. 18k2020: 18,053 catchable fish on 10 release dates
  7. 2021: 16,600 catchable fish on 8 release dates
  8. 2022: 16,554 catchable fish on 11 release dates
  9. 2023: 14,472 catchable fish on 9 release dates
  10. 2024: 15,136 catchable fish on 7 release dates
  11. 13k2025: 13,050 catchable fish on 7 release dates
  12. 13k2026 (to Oct 30): 13,130 catchable fish on 6 release dates

How big are these fish?

4 to 8 oz
25,880 fish, 99%
1 to 2 lb
300 fish, 1%

Weight is 1 ÷ fish per lb, as WDFW reports it for each batch. It is a batch average, not a guarantee for any one fish. Counts cover every release since January 2025.

Notes from the records

The biggest single batch since January 2025 was 3,100 rainbow trout on Feb 17, 2026. The heaviest fish were 100 rainbow trout on Apr 20, 2026, at 0.7 per lb, about 1.4 lb each.

Timing shifts from year to year. Treat this as a pattern, not a promise.

Straight-line distance between the map points WDFW gives for each water, not driving distance.

Also in Asotin County: West Evans Pond.