Smith Lake
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About Smith Lake
Smith Lake is a natural lake or pond in Alaska, United States. It covers approximately 1.68 km² (415 acres). The lake centroid is located at 67.2004° N, 141.5668° W. 6 fish species are commonly found in waters like this one. Lake boundary and identifier come from the USGS National Hydrography Dataset.
At a glance
Väder vid Smith Lake
Bästa fisketider idag
Dagslängd: 10h 37mBettider idag
- Gryning14:33 – 16:56Utmärkt
- Förmiddag16:56 – 21:15Bra
- Mitt på dagen21:15 – 23:34Lugnt
- Eftermiddag23:34 – 01:34Bra
- Skymning01:34 – 03:57Utmärkt
- Natt03:57 – 14:33Bra
Fish species
Showing 6 of 6 species
- Lake TroutSalvelinus namaycush0 records
- Rainbow TroutOncorhynchus mykiss0 records
- Yellow PerchPerca flavescens0 records
- Northern PikeEsox lucius0 records
- Brook TroutSalvelinus fontinalis0 records
- WalleyeSander vitreus0 records
Gear & tips for rainbow trout
- Streamers
- Egg patterns
- Nymphs
- Dry flies
- Boobies
Put-and-take fishing is common. Vary your depth. Popular Swedish waters: Bunn, Sommen and many small stocked put-and-take ponds.
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Frequently asked questions
What fish species live in Smith Lake?
Species you can expect in or near Smith Lake include Lake Trout, Rainbow Trout, Yellow Perch, Northern Pike, Brook Trout, Walleye. The list is based on species present in Alaska waters and GBIF occurrence records.
How big is Smith Lake?
Smith Lake covers approximately 1.68 square kilometres (415 acres), based on the USGS National Hydrography Dataset.
Where is Smith Lake located?
Smith Lake is located in Alaska, United States, with its centroid at 67.2004°, -141.5668°.
Data sources: USGS National Hydrography Dataset · GBIF