Cain Lake

Water Everywhere

Cain Lake is in the northern part of Washington state. The lake, approximately 72 acres, is surrounded by larger bodies of water.

To the northeast of Cain Lake is Lake Whatcom. To the west of the lake lies many water bodies, such as Lake Samish and Bellingham Bay. Because of its proximity to the water, various fishing sports, watersports, and other activities are available for visitors.

Cain Lake is also unique due to its vicinity to mountains, valleys, canyons, and other cities. This provides a unique experience for the visitors, especially those who enjoy taking in nature and having access to nearby towns’ resources.

Fishing and Recreation

Fishing is prevalent both on Cain Lake, the surrounding lakes, and Bellingham Bay. Fish that can be caught on the lake and in the area include various trout and largemouth bass species. Fishing out of a boat is the best way to fish on Cain Lake, but there is access to shoreline fishing.

Cain Lake is a short drive to the northeast to get to the city of Bellingham. The city provides its residents and residents of the lake with plenty to do in its downtown district. Events include an art walk, featuring galleries and exhibits, a wine walk, special deals on wines, and Bellingham Cocktail Week, featuring A Cocktail Odyssey downtown.

Besides special events, Bellingham offers a complete mixture of restaurants, bars, music, and other venues and amenities.

A Great Spot

With Cain Lake so close to a variety of landforms, water bodies, and cities, there is not too much one can’t do at this lake. There is access to water, access to outdoor activities, and enjoying the benefits of being near multiple cities, such as Bellingham.