Looking for Chelan/Okanogan lakes to take my daughter

[BlakeHerrington]

Its still too early for the mountain lakes, but my 8yr old duaghter wants to get out this weekend and camp and fish, probably via our inflatable kayak (can carry it a decent ways in a pack).

I've taken her out to the Quincy/Ancient lakes zones, but hoping for somewhere more "woodsy" - does anyone think it would be worthwhile to go to Buck, Big or Little Twin, Patterson, Roses, Antilon, etc?

I've never fished any of those lakes - it would be CnR.

I'd appreciate any help or suggestions, happy to chat via PMs, and happy to share some info on mountain lakes.

 

[chief]

Its still too early for the mountain lakes, but my 8yr old duaghter wants to get out this weekend and camp and fish, probably via our inflatable kayak (can carry it a decent ways in a pack).

I've taken her out to the Quincy/Ancient lakes zones, but hoping for somewhere more "woodsy" - does anyone think it would be worthwhile to go to Buck, Big or Little Twin, Patterson, Roses, Antilon, etc?

I've never fished any of those lakes - it would be CnR.

I'd appreciate any help or suggestions, happy to chat via PMs, and happy to share some info on mountain lakes.

Check the regs. Big & Little Twin don’t open until the general opener on April 25th. I am not familiar with the others that you mentioned.

My answer would be yes. Always worthwhile to get out with your daughter.

 

[Irafly]

Antillone is woodsy.