Diamond Lake
Lake, Douglas County. Oregon, United States.
43.1767, -122.1380 — View on the map
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- Managed by
- Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (fisheries)
- Permit required
- Oregon angling license (ODFW)
- Step-free access
- yes
- Boat launch
- yes
Species present
Rainbow troutOncorhynchus mykissODFW trout stocking site description ('Fish species')
Local rules
Catch-and-release for tiger trout (ODFW). Diamond Lake is a 2,824-acre lake within the Umpqua National Forest in southern Oregon, just north of Crater Lake National Park in Douglas County. This lake is one of the most popular recreational fisheries in southern Oregon. Fishing is done both from boats and from the bank. Many years, the lake freezes over and ice fishing is possible. Amenities: There are five paved boat ramps, three U.S. Forest Service campgrounds and a privately owned resort around Diamond Lake, 11 miles of paved path around the lake, Fish species: rainbow trout, tiger trout (catch-and-release) Amenities: Accessible path
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Official sources
- ODFW map (accessed on 23 September 2026)
- Trout stocking maps — ODFW (accessed on 23 September 2026)
- Weekly trout stocking schedule — ODFW (accessed on 23 September 2026)
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