a membership organization that brings together people who enjoy high lake fishing and hiking
Club Meetings
Hi-Laker meetings are open to the public and visitors are warmly welcome!
The Hi-Lakers meet the third Wednesday of each month from 7 – 9 p.m. We are currently meeting online via Zoom and in person on certain months.
Typically, a short business meeting is followed by a program.
The Hi-Lakers welcome all genders, races and ethnicities. Learn about membership benefits and join here. Questions about the Hi-Lakers or becoming a member? Please contact Anson Evans, chair of the new member committee, newmembers@hilakers.org
Upcoming Programs
| Join us Wednesday the 23rd in-person for the September meeting. We’ll begin at 7:00 PM with club business before moving on to our featured program – Summer trip reports |
Meeting Venue – Come hang out with us for drinks and food at one of Seattle’s award-winning breweries! It’s the perfect chance to reconnect with fellow members, meet new friends, and enjoy a relaxed evening together. The club’s picking up the tab for food, so come hungry. Everyone who shows up gets free Hi-Lakers membership for 2027. This is our only in-person meeting of the remaining year, and it won’t be on Zoom—so don’t miss it! 📍Ghostfish Brewing Company, 2942 1st Ave. S, Seattle, WA 98134 |
See our Facebook page to learn more about the Hi-Lakers and the event.
President’s Pack
SPECIAL THANKS to Wilderness Lite, maker of ultralight float tubes, and Hennessy Hammocks, tents that hang from trees, for supporting the Hi-Lakers. Read Don Wicklund’s appreciation of the hammock.
Hate hauling in stunted fish when fishing mountain lakes? A novel WDFW pilot project using male fish that produce eggs aims to eliminate stunted Brook Trout from Little Gee Lake, a mountain lake in Washington. Read the story here.
Hi-Lakers install a backcountry toilet at Chetwoot Lake, continuing a tradition of service including at Granite Mountain Lookout. Read the story here.