Northwest Fishing Reports

While visiting my parents in Pierce Co. a couple weekends back, I took my son to Clear Lake and we ended up catching some kokanee, our first ever (we're fairly new to fishing). Needless to say, we had a great time and my son really enjoyed his kokanee experience. We live in Seattle and I was wondering if there are any smaller lakes in King Co. that we could try. We have a inflatable that I row, so I prefer to stay away from the larger lakes (Washington, Sammamish). I read on the WDFW website that Sawyer, Meridian, Wilderness, Langlois and Angle lakes had fry plants of Kokanee, but I haven't seen any reports of people fishing for kokanee there. Since we have very limited time available to fish (usually one morning a weekend if that), I was hoping someone could point us in the right direction. We don't need any secret spots or tips, just want to take him to a lake we know has catchable kokanee in it. Thanks for any help.

Here is a list of WA. state lakes with Kokanee:

Alder Lake, American Lake, Angle Lake, Baker Lake, Banks Lake, Bumping Lake, Cain Lake, Cascade Lake, Clear Lake, Davis Lake, Deer Lake, Devereaux Lake, F.D. Roosevelt Lake, Keechelus Lake, Lake Cavanaugh, Lake Kokanee, Lake Meridian, Lake Merwin, Lake Roesiger, Lake Sammamish, Lake Sawyer, Lake Shannon, Lake St. Clair, Lake Stevens, Lake Sutherland, Lake Washington, Lake Wenatchee, Lake Whatcom, Loon Lake, Mason Lake, Mountain Lake, Riffe Lake, Rimrock Lake, Samish Lake, Silver Lake, Summit Lake, Swift Creek Resivoir, Ward Lake, Wilderness Lake and Yale Lake.

Get busy.

meridian and angle for sure.