Post Falls Park Pond fishing

Post Falls Park Pond fishing is stocked with Rainbow Trout on a community pond. Also recorded: Largemouth Bass and Bluegill, Pumpkinseed and other sunfish. It is stocked about 4.9 times a year since 1999, most often in April and May. Species guides list dawn and dusk as the active times.

AI-generated illustration, not a photo of this lake
Last stocked
October 26, 2026
· Rainbow Trout
Plants on record
133
Since 1999
Species stocked
1 (+2 also recorded)
Average size
13 in
Surface acres
0.6
Elevation
2,129 ft

Fish at Post Falls Park Pond

1 stocked · 2 confirmed present

Rainbow Trout Stocked · 132 plants · last June 12, 2025 Best: dawn, dusk

Last stocked June 12, 2025 · avg 13 in · 132 plants

Best: dawn, dusk

Rainbow Trout species guide

Post Falls Park Pond, located in Kootenai County, is 0.6 acres and offers a great fishing spot. Anglers can easily fish the small pond from a fishing bridge, shore, or fishing platforms. Recommended game fish include Bluegill/Pumpkinseed/Sunfish, Largemouth Bass, and frequently stocked Rainbow Trout. (idfg.idaho.gov, accessed September 22, 2026)

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How Post Falls Park Pond is stocked

Source: Idaho Department of Fish and Game.

No plants recorded in 2023.

Fish stocked in 1999

542

Fish stocked in 2000

3,550

Fish stocked in 2001

2,000

Fish stocked in 2002

2,300

Fish stocked in 2003

4,300

Fish stocked in 2004

4,000

Fish stocked in 2005

4,507

Fish stocked in 2006

4,850

Fish stocked in 2007

3,826

Fish stocked in 2008

3,972

Fish stocked in 2009

4,092

Fish stocked in 2010

4,269

Fish stocked in 2011

5,514

Fish stocked in 2012

4,191

Fish stocked in 2013

3,658

Fish stocked in 2014

3,609

Fish stocked in 2015

3,382

Fish stocked in 2016

4,054

Fish stocked in 2017

5,578

Fish stocked in 2018

4,100

Fish stocked in 2019

4,000

Fish stocked in 2020

4,001

Fish stocked in 2021

3,064

Fish stocked in 2022

4,000

Fish stocked in 2024

4,155

Fish stocked in 2025

2,400

Stocking history

Source: Idaho Department of Fish and Game.
Date Species Quantity Avg. length Source
October 26, 2026Rainbow Trout1,60013 inreport
June 12, 2025Rainbow Trout63513 inreport
June 11, 2025Rainbow Trout96313 inreport
May 15, 2025Rainbow Trout80213 inreport
September 19, 2024Rainbow Trout78513 inreport
June 27, 2024Rainbow Trout1,130–report
May 31, 2024Rainbow Trout64013 inreport
May 27, 2024Rainbow Trout1,60013 inreport
September 16, 2022Rainbow Trout1,000–report
June 8, 2022Rainbow Trout1,000–report
May 5, 2022Rainbow Trout1,000–report
April 19, 2022Rainbow Trout1,000–report
September 9, 2021Rainbow Trout1,000–report
June 8, 2021Rainbow Trout1,064–report
April 22, 2021Rainbow Trout1,000–report
September 11, 2020Rainbow Trout1,000–report
June 11, 2020Rainbow Trout1,001–report
May 6, 2020Rainbow Trout1,000–report
April 24, 2020Rainbow Trout1,000–report
September 13, 2019Rainbow Trout500–report
September 12, 2019Rainbow Trout500–report
June 6, 2019Rainbow Trout1,000–report
May 30, 2019Rainbow Trout500–report
May 9, 2019Rainbow Trout500–report
April 30, 2019Rainbow Trout1,000–report
September 21, 2018Rainbow Trout1,080–report
June 18, 2018Rainbow Trout520–report
May 31, 2018Rainbow Trout500–report
May 24, 2018Rainbow Trout500–report
May 15, 2018Rainbow Trout500–report
May 3, 2018Rainbow Trout1,000–report
October 4, 2017Rainbow Trout360–report
June 8, 2017Rainbow Trout1,026–report
May 11, 2017Rainbow Trout1,048–report
May 11, 2017Rainbow Trout1,048–report
May 5, 2017Rainbow Trout1,048–report
May 5, 2017Rainbow Trout1,048–report
September 22, 2016Rainbow Trout900–report
June 15, 2016Rainbow Trout400–report
June 10, 2016Rainbow Trout450–report
June 2, 2016Rainbow Trout504–report
May 25, 2016Rainbow Trout450–report
May 11, 2016Rainbow Trout450–report
April 28, 2016Rainbow Trout450–report
April 22, 2016Rainbow Trout450–report
October 8, 2015Rainbow Trout1,002–report
September 17, 2015Rainbow Trout900–report
June 11, 2015Rainbow Trout450–report
May 14, 2015Rainbow Trout100–report
April 17, 2015Rainbow Trout450–report
April 8, 2015Rainbow Trout480–report
September 18, 2014Rainbow Trout898–report
June 13, 2014Rainbow Trout899–report
May 30, 2014Rainbow Trout450–report
May 8, 2014Rainbow Trout441–report
April 25, 2014Rainbow Trout453–report
April 11, 2014Rainbow Trout468–report
October 3, 2013Rainbow Trout900–report
June 7, 2013Rainbow Trout918–report
May 30, 2013Rainbow Trout456–report
May 10, 2013Rainbow Trout460–report
April 26, 2013Rainbow Trout452–report
April 11, 2013Rainbow Trout472–report
September 20, 2012Rainbow Trout903–report
June 8, 2012Rainbow Trout715–report
May 30, 2012Rainbow Trout200–report
May 25, 2012Rainbow Trout366–report
May 4, 2012Rainbow Trout532–report
April 27, 2012Rainbow Trout1,019–report
April 6, 2012Rainbow Trout456–report
September 20, 2011Rainbow Trout999–report
July 1, 2011Rainbow Trout508–report
June 10, 2011Rainbow Trout1,008–report
June 2, 2011Rainbow Trout1,008–report
May 4, 2011Rainbow Trout986–report
April 19, 2011Rainbow Trout1,005–report
October 6, 2010Rainbow Trout1,120–report
June 11, 2010Rainbow Trout960–report
June 5, 2010Rainbow Trout362–report
May 21, 2010Rainbow Trout957–report
April 16, 2010Rainbow Trout870–report
September 28, 2009Rainbow Trout910–report
June 12, 2009Rainbow Trout810–report
June 5, 2009Rainbow Trout360–report
May 18, 2009Rainbow Trout1,020–report
April 17, 2009Rainbow Trout992–report
September 25, 2008Rainbow Trout1,020–report
June 5, 2008Rainbow Trout978–report
May 5, 2008Rainbow Trout990–report
April 24, 2008Rainbow Trout984–report
October 2, 2007Rainbow Trout1,076–report
June 8, 2007Rainbow Trout500–report
May 29, 2007Rainbow Trout500–report
May 15, 2007Rainbow Trout1,000–report
April 13, 2007Rainbow Trout750–report
September 21, 2006Rainbow Trout1,000–report
July 20, 2006Rainbow Trout350–report
June 27, 2006Rainbow Trout500–report
June 8, 2006Rainbow Trout500–report
May 25, 2006Rainbow Trout750–report
May 12, 2006Rainbow Trout750–report
May 3, 2006Rainbow Trout500–report
April 10, 2006Rainbow Trout500–report
September 14, 2005Rainbow Trout750–report
September 7, 2005Rainbow Trout750–report
July 1, 2005Rainbow Trout507–report
June 10, 2005Rainbow Trout650–report
May 20, 2005Rainbow Trout1,000–report
April 12, 2005Rainbow Trout850–report
September 20, 2004Rainbow Trout1,000–report
June 9, 2004Rainbow Trout1,000–report
May 27, 2004Rainbow Trout1,000–report
April 30, 2004Rainbow Trout670–report
April 14, 2004Rainbow Trout330–report
September 25, 2003Rainbow Trout1,000–report
June 6, 2003Rainbow Trout250–report
May 30, 2003Rainbow Trout800–report
May 14, 2003Rainbow Trout750–report
April 29, 2003Rainbow Trout750–report
April 15, 2003Rainbow Trout750–report
May 31, 2002Rainbow Trout500–report
May 20, 2002Rainbow Trout800–report
April 15, 2002Rainbow Trout1,000–report
May 16, 2001Rainbow Trout500–report
May 2, 2001Rainbow Trout500–report
April 19, 2001Rainbow Trout500–report
April 6, 2001Rainbow Trout500–report
June 2, 2000Rainbow Trout500–report
May 11, 2000Rainbow Trout1,000–report
April 24, 2000Rainbow Trout700–report
April 14, 2000Rainbow Trout600–report
April 5, 2000Rainbow Trout750–report
September 29, 1999Rainbow Trout542–report

Access and facts

Water type
community pond
Nearest town
Post Falls
Facilities
restrooms, dock

The fishing pond is the centerpiece of Post Falls' 22-acre Falls Park, 305 W. 4th Ave. From I-90 take the Spokane St exit south half a block to 4th Ave, then west into the large lot; paved paths lead to the pond. Fish from the bridge, shore, or platforms. Restrooms, picnic shelters, trails.

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Advisories, closures, regulations and water conditions change. Check the Idaho Department of Fish and Game before you go.

About Post Falls Park Pond

According to the Idaho Fishing Planner, this park offers a great fishing spot for kids and anglers with special needs. (idfg.idaho.gov, accessed September 22, 2026)

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Common questions

What fish are at Post Falls Park Pond?

Fishing Post Falls Park Pond usually means Rainbow Trout. All 132 plants on record are Rainbow Trout. Rainbow Trout was last stocked June 12, 2025, averaging 13 in. Largemouth Bass and Bluegill, Pumpkinseed and other sunfish are recorded here outside the stocking reports.

When is Post Falls Park Pond stocked?

Last stocked October 26, 2026. It is stocked about 4.9 times a year since 1999, most often in April and May. No plants recorded in 2023.

How big are the fish stocked at Post Falls Park Pond?

Rainbow Trout stocked at Post Falls Park Pond average 13 in.

How do you get on Post Falls Park Pond?

The nearest town is Post Falls. Facilities include restrooms and dock. The fishing pond is the centerpiece of Post Falls' 22-acre Falls Park, 305 W. 4th Ave. From I-90 take the Spokane St exit south half a block to 4th Ave, then west into the large lot; paved paths lead to the pond. Fish from the bridge, shore, or platforms. Restrooms, picnic shelters, trails.

Which lakes near Post Falls Park Pond were stocked more recently?

Fernan Lake (10.9 mi), Lower Twin Lake (12.3 mi), Granite Lake (23.7 mi), Cocolalla Lake (32.8 mi), and Mirror Lake (37.8 mi) were stocked more recently. Fernan Lake is also stocked with Rainbow Trout, Lower Twin Lake is also stocked with Rainbow Trout, Granite Lake is also stocked with Rainbow Trout, Cocolalla Lake is also stocked with Rainbow Trout, and Mirror Lake is also stocked with Rainbow Trout.

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