Bull Trout Lakes in British Columbia

Government fish surveys have recorded bull trout in 138 British Columbia lakes, 5% of the 2,671 lakes in this atlas with sport-fish records.

Lakes
138
Recorded since 2010
24
Median size
2.99 km²
Latest record
2022

Where it is found

Most of these lakes are in Cariboo (36), Peace River (19) and East Kootenay (9).

In these lakes the sport fish most often recorded alongside it are rainbow trout (78%), Dolly Varden (62%), mountain whitefish (53%) and kokanee (36%).

Seasons, limits and sanctuaries vary by zone: check the BC Freshwater Fishing Regulations before you fish.

Upper Arrow LakeKootenay LakeKinbasket LakeWilliston LakeAlouette LakeStave LakePremier LakeCultus LakeLake RevelstokeQuesnel LakeOkanagan LakeMabel LakeChehalis LakeWhatshan LakeBowron LakeStony LakeWindermere LakeMoose LakeCluculz LakeCameron LakeBirkenhead LakeChilliwack LakeTakla LakeSugar LakeSlocan LakeNimpo LakeGun LakeMoyie LakeTrout LakeMoberly Lake
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Where bull trout is most consistently recorded

Ranked by the number of observation records, then by the most recent record.

#LakeRecordsLast recordMax depth mArea km²
1Upper Arrow LakeCentral Kootenay2402017510
2Carpenter LakeSquamish-Lillooet175202046.6
3Tŝilhqox BinyCariboo1192021186
4Kootenay LakeCentral Kootenay692013422
5Duncan LakeCentral Kootenay67201172.8
6Kinbasket LakeColumbia-Shuswap452018419
7Seton LakeSquamish-Lillooet39201624.9
8Williston LakePeace River3420181,720
9Alouette LakeFraser Valley20201815.8
10Stave LakeFraser Valley16201456.3
11Premier LakeEast Kootenay1520012.02
12François LakeBulkley-Nechako142012253
13Tsuniah LakeCariboo13202110.2
14Cultus LakeFraser Valley1320086.34
15Anderson LakeSquamish-Lillooet12201429.3
16Lake RevelstokeColumbia-Shuswap112018111
17Dinosaur LakePeace River1120118.57
18Quesnel LakeCariboo72022271
19Hedrick LakeFraser-Fort George719990.87
20Tahltan LakeKitimat-Stikine620124.88
21Jack of Clubs LakeCariboo520211.21
22Thutade LakePeace River4201556.8
23Tsedeitla LakeFraser-Fort George319970.34
24Johns LakeBulkley-Nechako319970.95
25Little Slocan LakesCentral Kootenay220170.74
26Okanagan LakeCentral Okanagan22014349
27Green LakeSquamish-Lillooet220111.99
28Mabel LakeNorth Okanagan2200959.4
29Chehalis LakeFraser Valley220016.27
30Whatshan LakeCentral Kootenay2200117.6
31Bowron LakeCariboo2200010.2
32Eaglet LakeFraser-Fort George219998.3
33Stony LakeCariboo219998.7
34Foley LakeFraser Valley219950.1
35Mud LakeThompson-Nicola219944.3
36North Barrière LakeThompson-Nicola219944.99
37Lower Elk LakeEast Kootenay219930.24
38Windermere LakeEast Kootenay2199316.2
39Clearwater LakePeace River219910.18
40Dry LakeOkanagan-Similkameen219670.24
41Moose LakeFraser-Fort George1202014
42Sitsa LakeKitimat-Stikine120161.3
43Cluculz LakeBulkley-Nechako1200319.8
44Latremouille LakeThompson-Nicola120030.79
45Dragon LakeCariboo120035.39
46Cameron LakeNanaimo120034.37
47Birkenhead LakeSquamish-Lillooet120014.05
48McIntyre LakeCariboo120010.16
49Tuchodi LakesNorthern Rockies120007.24
50Lapie LakeNorthern Rockies120000.22

Top 50 of 138 lakes. Download the full list (CSV). Source: British Columbia’s Fisheries Information Summary System observations (OGL-BC). Data as of October 9, 2026. A record means a survey caught or observed the species, not that it is abundant today.

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