Soda Lake is a 200-acre lake situated at 998 feet elevation in Grant County, Washington. This distinctive waterbody is actually a wide spot within the Potholes Irrigation Canal, with a maximum depth of 138 feet. The lake's fish community is heavily influenced by outmigrating fish from the connected Potholes Reservoir, creating a dynamic and diverse fishery. Open to fishing year-round, Soda Lake offers anglers the opportunity to target multiple warmwater species along with stocked rainbow trout. The lake features good shoreline access with two access areas, one equipped with toilets, and rough camping is permitted. Two-pole fishing is allowed, and the lake is suitable for ice fishing during winter months.