Lake Wilson (Wahiawa)

Hawaii · reservoir · approx 21.48, -158.03

Located in Hawaii, Lake Wilson (Wahiawa) is classified as a reservoir with approximate coordinates 21.480, -158.030. Largemouth bass and peacock bass. Anglers target Largemouth Bass, Peacock Bass here, and the links below open the regulations, stocking, and license details you need for a compliant trip.

About this water

Largemouth bass and peacock bass.

Fishing characteristics

As a reservoir, Lake Wilson (Wahiawa) is an impoundment with fluctuating levels. Creek channels, submerged timber, and main-lake points are the reliable fish-holding structure through the year.

Target species

Largemouth BassPeacock Bass
  • Largemouth Bass — Largemouth bass are the signature warm-water gamefish, ambushing prey around cover, weeds, and structure.
  • Peacock Bass — Peacock bass are brilliantly colored tropical predators that strike hard and fight in warm freshwater.

Access notes

Reservoir access at Lake Wilson (Wahiawa) usually centers on managed ramps and coves; fluctuating levels can expose or close launches through the year. Confirm current access, any required permits, and local closures with Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) before you travel.

Applicable regulations

Hawaii size/bag limits, seasons, and gear rules apply to this water.

View Hawaii license & limits →
Print a compliance checklist (PDF) →

Waterbody-specific rules

No special waterbody-specific regulation is on file for Lake Wilson (Wahiawa). It is governed by the general Hawaii fishing regulations (statewide size/bag limits, seasons, and gear rules). Always confirm with the state agency before fishing.

View Hawaii license & limits →
Print a compliance checklist (PDF) →

Stocking notes

Stocking totals for Hawaii are pending verification. See the Hawaii stocking profile →

More public waters in Hawaii

Plan beyond Lake Wilson (Wahiawa). These public waters are also in Hawaii and fall under the same state rules.

Planning your trip to Lake Wilson (Wahiawa)

A valid Hawaii fishing license is generally required to fish public waters — buy it from Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) before you go, and check seasonal closures and any gear restrictions for reservoir waters. The links above open the official Hawaii license, limits, and stocking pages.

When to fish Lake Wilson (Wahiawa)

Reservoirs fish strongly in spring and fall; summer pushes fish deep and favors early and late outings.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a license to fish Lake Wilson (Wahiawa)?

Public waters in Hawaii generally require a state fishing license for anyone past the minimum age; check Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) for exact rules and any free-fishing days.

What species can I target here?

This water is associated with Largemouth Bass, Peacock Bass.

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