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There are total of 6 boat ramps at Banks Lake. Here are details of each ramp. Members can upload photos of the ramps.

Driving Directions:
West from Coulee City on Hwy 2. Go approximately 2 mi. turn right at public fishing sign. Go 1.2 mi. to campground and boat launch.
Other Information:
Nice access to south end of Banks Lake, also has an ADA camping spot.
- Boat launch
- Natural-type launch
- Camping
- Handicap accessible
- Parking
- Open year-around
- Motorized boats allowed
- No horse power limit
- Ungated area
- Restrooms
Fish Species
Find/catch these types of fish here:
- Bass, Largemouth
- Bass, Smallmouth
- Bluegill
- Burbot
- Carp, Common
- Crappie, Black
- Crawfish
- Perch, Yellow
- Pumpkinseed
- Salmon, Kokanee
- Tench
- Trout, Rainbow
- Walleye
- Whitefish, Lake
Note that a DISCOVER PASS or VEHICLE ACCESS PASS is required on all WDFW lands. You will find more information on this requirement at the web address listed above (link).
This information courtesy of the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. Banks Lake Public Access, Aug-26-2014 http://wdfw.wa.gov/lands/water_access/30104/

Driving Directions:
West from Coulee City on Hwy 2. Go about 2 mi. Turn right at public fishing sign. Go .2 mi. to turn right at "Y" to boat launch and toilet.
Other Information:
Good access to south end of Banks Lake.
- Boat launch
- Natural-type launch
- Camping
- Handicap accessible
- Parking
- Open year-around
- Motorized boats allowed
- No horse power limit
- Ungated area
- Restrooms
Fish Species
Find/catch these types of fish here:
- Bass, Largemouth
- Bass, Smallmouth
- Bluegill
- Burbot
- Carp, Common
- Crappie, Black
- Crawfish
- Perch, Yellow
- Pumpkinseed
- Salmon, Kokanee
- Tench
- Trout, Rainbow
- Walleye
- Whitefish, Lake
Note that a DISCOVER PASS or VEHICLE ACCESS PASS is required on all WDFW lands. You will find more information on this requirement at the web address listed above (link).
This information courtesy of the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. Banks Lake Public Access, Aug-26-2014 http://wdfw.wa.gov/lands/water_access/30105/

Driving Directions
From Grand Coulee on Hwy 174 going north and west go about 10 mi. to Barker Canyon Rd. Turn left, go 6.1 mi. to access.
Other Information
Concrete Boat launch
Handicap accessible
Parking
Camping
Open year-around
Motorized boats allowed
No horse power limit
Ungated area
Restrooms
Fish Species
Find/catch these types of fish here:
- Bass, Largemouth
- Bass, Smallmouth
- Bluegill
- Burbot
- Carp, Common
- Crappie, Black
- Crawfish
- Perch, Yellow
- Pumpkinseed
- Salmon, Kokanee
- Tench
- Trout, Rainbow
- Walleye
- Whitefish, Lake
Note that a DISCOVER PASS or VEHICLE ACCESS PASS is required on all WDFW lands. You will find more information on this requirement at the web address listed above (link).
This information courtesy of the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. Banks Lake Public Access, Aug-26-2014 http://wdfw.wa.gov/lands/water_access/30104/

Driving Directions:
From Coulee City go northeast on Hwy 2. Stay north which turns into 155. Go approximately 9 mi. turn left at public fishing sign.
Other Information:
Very nice big parking area for RV's.
Natural Boat launch
Handicap accessible
Parking
Camping
Open year-around
Motorized boats allowed
No horse power limit
Ungated area
Restrooms
Fish Species
Find/catch these types of fish here:
- Bass, Largemouth
- Bass, Smallmouth
- Bluegill
- Burbot
- Carp, Common
- Crappie, Black
- Crawfish
- Perch, Yellow
- Pumpkinseed
- Salmon, Kokanee
- Tench
- Trout, Rainbow
- Walleye
- Whitefish, Lake
Note that a DISCOVER PASS or VEHICLE ACCESS PASS is required on all WDFW lands. You will find more information on this requirement at the web address listed above (link).
This information courtesy of the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. Banks Lake Public Access, Aug-26-2014 http://wdfw.wa.gov/lands/water_access/30104/

Driving Directions:
West from Coulee City on Hwy 2. Go approximately 2 mi. turn right at public fishing sign. Go 1.2 mi. to campground and boat launch.
Other Information:
Nice access to south end of Banks Lake, also has an ADA camping spot.
Concrete Boat launch
Handicap accessible
Parking
Camping
Open year-around
Motorized boats allowed
No horse power limit
Ungated area
Restrooms
Fish Species
Find/catch these types of fish here:
Bass, Largemouth
Bass, Smallmouth
Bluegill
Burbot
Carp, Common
Crappie, Black
Crawfish
Perch, Yellow
Pumpkinseed
Salmon, Kokanee
Tench
Trout, Rainbow
Walleye
Whitefish, Lake
Note that a DISCOVER PASS or VEHICLE ACCESS PASS is required on all WDFW lands. You will find more information on this requirement at the web address listed above (link).
This information courtesy of the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. Banks Lake Public Access, Aug-26-2014 http://wdfw.wa.gov/lands/water_access/30104/

Driving Directions:
Take a left at steamboat rock off Hwy 155 and there will be signs to this access.
Other Information:
It's primitive. No facilities
Dirt Boat launch
No ADA Facilities Available
Camping
Open year-around
Motorized boats allowed
Ungated area
Fish Species
Find/catch these types of fish here:
- Bass, Largemouth
- Bass, Smallmouth
- Bluegill
- Burbot
- Carp, Common
- Crappie, Black
- Crawfish
- Perch, Yellow
- Pumpkinseed
- Salmon, Kokanee
- Tench
- Trout, Rainbow
- Walleye
- Whitefish, Lake
Note that a DISCOVER PASS or VEHICLE ACCESS PASS is required on all WDFW lands. You will find more information on this requirement at the web address listed above (link).
This information courtesy of the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. Banks Lake Public Access, Aug-26-2014 http://wdfw.wa.gov/lands/water_access/30104/

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