Anthony Lake trout stocking
Baker County, Oregon · lake · about 7,146 ft elevation
Anthony Lake has stockings planned from May 31, 2027. The agency's schedule lists 2 planned stockings.
Last stocked
No record yet
Next planned
May 31, 2027
agency schedule
Last 12 months
0 stockings
On record
0 stockings
- Tied for the most stocked water in Baker County (2 stocking days on record).
- Stocked about as often as a typical Oregon water on our record.
Weather at Anthony Lake
- This Afternoon41°FAreas Of Smoke3% rain · wind 8 to 13 mph
- Tonight29°FPatchy Smoke then Mostly Cloudy8% rain · wind 9 mph
- Saturday38°FChance Rain And Snow Showers26% rain · wind 7 to 12 mph
- Saturday Night28°FPatchy Fog then Patchy Smoke52% rain · wind 3 to 7 mph
- Sunday32°FChance Snow Showers43% rain · wind 5 to 10 mph
- Sunday Night26°FPartly Cloudy8% rain · wind 5 to 9 mph
Forecast from the National Weather Service for this location, refreshed hourly.
Stocking history
20270 stockings · 2 planned
| Date | Species | Fish |
|---|---|---|
Week of Jun 28Planned Jun 28 to Jul 2 | Trout | 1,725 |
Week of May 31Planned May 31 to Jun 4 | Trout | 1,725 |
From Oregon fish and wildlife agency reports, collected nightly and kept after the agency takes them down. Agencies revise reports; check the agency's report before you go. Seasons and limits: Oregon fishing regulations.
Where is Anthony Lake?
Baker County, Oregon. Approximate: the marker is the USGS place-name point for this water, not an agency location.
Stocked waters near Anthony Lake
- Grande Ronde Lakelake · 1 mi1 on record
- Highway 203 Pondpond · 22 mi2 on record
- Thief Valley Reservoirlake · 22 mi1 on record
- Twin Lakelake · 24 mi1 on record
All stocked waters in Baker CountyStocked this week in Oregon
Questions about Anthony Lake
- When is Anthony Lake stocked next?
- The agency has a stocking scheduled for May 31, 2027 to Jun 4, 2027. Planned dates can shift with weather and water conditions.
- Is Anthony Lake stocked often?
- Tied for the most stocked water in Baker County (2 stocking days on record). Stocked about as often as a typical Oregon water on our record. We count each day the agency reported stocking it.