Lake William Symington
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Lake Symington, also known as Lake William Symington, is a large lake and residential area that lies about 5 miles south of Seabeck near the Hood Canal on the Kitsap Peninsula. Ideally located about midway between the Bangor and Kitsap-Bremerton naval bases as well as being surrounded by a wealth of recreational opportunities, with Lake Symington waterfront real estate you can enjoy the best of lakeside living while being close to plenty of urban amenities. Look forward to fishing and boating (non-motorized boats only to help maintain the tranquil atmosphere) all year-round. The Lake Symington Community Club serves as the homeowners’ association, which runs the dam that was built in the 1960s to create the 78-acre lake. It created a problem, blocking the migration of coho salmon, so in the ‘80s, the fish ladder was built to allow passage. The club also maintains the ladder year-round, with young salmon returning to the nearby Hood Canal throughout the year. Residents can enjoy fishing, including catch-and- release fishing for trout between June and October, in some cases, right from home.
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