Long Lake, also known as Lake Spokane, is a Spokane River reservoir created by the construction of Long Lake Dam that spans Lincoln, Spokane, and Stevens Counties in Washington. This year-round fishery provides diverse angling opportunities, from warmwater species like Yellow Perch, Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass, and Black Crappie to triploid Rainbow Trout. The reservoir receives 155,000 catchable-size triploid Rainbow Trout annually as part of a 10-year mitigation agreement between Avista Corporation and WDFW. Most anglers fish these waters by boat, though limited shoreline access exists near public boat launches. Access during winter can be limited due to low water conditions that leave many boat launches inaccessible.